Menzerna Super Finish?

Hey Mark,

I've never had a problem with it and it's once of my favorite polishes. Menzerna PO106FA has an effective cut to it but also products one of the nicest shines for a single polish...:bigups

Just keep your eye on things while using it...
 
I think this is a great product and have had only positive results. Below description taken from the new Menzerna Chart.

http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums...ish-lake-country-pad-reference-guide-new.html


SF4000 (PO106FA) was Menzerna's finishing polish answer to modern scratch-resistant coats. This polish has enough cut to eliminate light swirl marks and leave behind an absolutely swirl-free shine. The thicker lubricant system in SF4000 can cause light filling and pad hop on extremely soft paints. It should be noted that these polishes use the finest abrasive of any Menzerna polish.

Cutting Action: Light
Maximum Scratch Grade Removal: <P3000 (fresh paint)
Finish: Exceptional
Dusting: Low to moderately low
Filling Potential: Moderate
Ease of Use: High
Use With: Rotary Polisher, DA, Hand
 
Hey Mark! I never had a problem with it finishing down on soft paint as long as the right pad and technique are used. Often when 205 will not finish down to my liking, this what I grab and always have luck with it on both DA and rotary. If u need try try some, text me and I'll send u some out.
 
Most of the problems with it where 5 years ago (previous version called 106ff) and it was on extremely soft paint which later received the term "sticky paint". It would spit and pad hop via rotary polisher.
 
Todd Helme said:
Most of the problems with it where 5 years ago (previous version called 106ff) and it was on extremely soft paint which later received the term "sticky paint". It would spit and pad hop via rotary polisher.
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Ahhhhhh, gotcha. Thanks Todd. :cool:
 
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