Finishing polish for use with rotary

[ron231]

I am looking to buy a new finishing polish for use with a rotary, I plan to use an edge 2000 white pad (wave) and I am looking for one that will finish down good on all paints, including the very soft clears like honda.



I am thinking 106ff from autogeek as I have heard it is amazing. Will this finish down lsp ready on any type of paint (meaning I dont need something finer afterwards)?

[imported_Bence]

You won`t find a finer product.

[ron231]

Will 106ff and an edge2000 white pad take out micro-marring and hazing left by presta ultra cutting cream?



Also, I am thinking of getting blackfire`s version of 106ff first to try it out since its cheaper. Would you agree that its the same?

[imported_themightytimmah]

Blackfire`s is actually a little bit more user-friendly, it`s got more lubricating agents in it. If P0106FF won`t finish down on a paint, nothing out there will.

[imported_agentf1]

I agree, the 106ff is excellent with both a ROB and a rotary.

[ron231]

So whats the verdict on that haze removal? If I need to do more correcting I plan to use the rotary with presta ultra cutting creme and am orange, yellow, or wool pad depending how bad the car is, and then using 106ff to finish with a white pad, sound good?

[imported_themightytimmah]

Sounds excellent... I`d suggest using Ultra Cutting Creme with yellow wool for bad cars, green wool and Ultra Cutting Light for an intermediate step/cars that are not as bad, and 106ff/white to finish on harder paints, 106FF/black on softer paints.

[ron231]

Sounds excellent... I`d suggest using Ultra Cutting Creme with yellow wool for bad cars, green wool and Ultra Cutting Light for an intermediate step/cars that are not as bad, and 106ff/white to finish on harder paints, 106FF/black on softer paints.



Edge2000 white is different than LC white, in fact edge2000 black is their cutting pad.