[scheerspeed]

whats different between the two?!!?

[Asphalt Rocket]

FA has a longer working time.

[FMINUS]

Originally Posted by Asphalt Rocket

FA has a longer working time.

FA also cuts slower, dusts less, and clogs pads faster.

[Asphalt Rocket]

Originally Posted by FMINUS

FA also cuts slower, dusts less, and clogs pads faster.

Agreed, should have mentioned that also.

[Duratys]

Originally Posted by FMINUS

FA clogs pads faster.

How many panels do you do before you change pads?

[DJ_JonnyV]

Funny you ask as I just polised my Audi Allroad this past weekend ith 106FA + white pad + Flex 3401. I worked it on speed 5.5 for the most part, and I have to tell you that it added some much more depthness to my paint. My Allroad is cobalt blue, and a did a 50/50 between 106FA and Ultrafina SE, and the 106FA just added so much more depth. Anyway, I was able to get 2-3 panels per pad with it. Maybe could've stretched it more, but am a firm believer keeping my pads fresh on the paint.

[Duratys]

So you basicaly get a front fender, a door, and a rear fender before you need to swap.


I must be using too much

[matrix_808]

Originally Posted by DJ_JonnyV

Funny you ask as I just polised my Audi Allroad this past weekend ith 106FA + white pad + Flex 3401. I worked it on speed 5.5 for the most part, and I have to tell you that it added some much more depthness to my paint. My Allroad is cobalt blue, and a did a 50/50 between 106FA and Ultrafina SE, and the 106FA just added so much more depth. Anyway, I was able to get 2-3 panels per pad with it. Maybe could've stretched it more, but am a firm believer keeping my pads fresh on the paint.

wow the FA added more depth than the Ultrafina, hmm i thought it would be the other way around. Have you tried the US version 106FF? What about 85RD, thats supposed to refine the finish a little more than FF.

may have to start looking into 106FA now.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

I agree with Asphalt Rocket and FMINUS. Dont like the stuff at all personally.

[Asphalt Rocket]

Originally Posted by DJ_JonnyV

Funny you ask as I just polised my Audi Allroad this past weekend ith 106FA + white pad + Flex 3401. I worked it on speed 5.5 for the most part, and I have to tell you that it added some much more depthness to my paint. My Allroad is cobalt blue, and a did a 50/50 between 106FA and Ultrafina SE, and the 106FA just added so much more depth. Anyway, I was able to get 2-3 panels per pad with it. Maybe could've stretched it more, but am a firm believer keeping my pads fresh on the paint.

It is going to since it has more cut than Ultrafina, if the Ultrafina was used after 106FF you would have noticed a difference in the finish. Also 85RD will add to the finish after 106FF.