[D&D Auto Detailing]

Ive used 106 on soft Bentley paint without any issues. Maybe try using a different pad?

[SuperBee364]

Originally Posted by D&D Auto Detailing

Ive used 106 on soft Bentley paint without any issues. Maybe try using a different pad?

Greg Nichols and I used 106 on a Bentley, too. And it did work very well, just not as well as the UF did. But there have been a few cars (mostly Hondas) where I just couldn't get 106 to behave. It was acting similar to how SIP does when it's not playing nice. It doesn't happen often, thankfully.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

I remember that write up you guys did. Thankfully I havent had any issues with FF.

[Asphalt Rocket]

Originally Posted by SuperBee364

Greg Nichols and I used 106 on a Bentley, too. And it did work very well, just not as well as the UF did. But there have been a few cars (mostly Hondas) where I just couldn't get 106 to behave. It was acting similar to how SIP does when it's not playing nice. It doesn't happen often, thankfully.

Once again I have to agree with you, my mom has an Accord and those two don't like to play nice with the cc. UF to the rescue.

[Todd]

Originally Posted by D&D Auto Detailing

Ive used 106 on soft Bentley paint without any issues. Maybe try using a different pad?

Did you finish with 106ff? Have you seen the car 2 or 3 months later?

[D&D Auto Detailing]

Originally Posted by Todd

Did you finish with 106ff? Have you seen the car 2 or 3 months later?

Todd, I make sure my imperfections are removed before going to my finishing polish. You should know that by now.

[milabfocker]

I too prefer UF to 106FF for its versatility. I used it to polish out a Cadillac STS just yesterday. I made one pass at 600 RPMs, 4 passes at 2100 RPMs, 2 passes at 1400 RPMs, and 2 passes at 900 RPMs while in the sun and it still played ball like a champ removing some significant marring and burnishing the finish.

[Mindflux]

Originally Posted by D&D Auto Detailing

Todd, I make sure my imperfections are removed before going to my finishing polish. You should know that by now.

If you could call 106 a finishing polish..

[Greg Nichols]

Uf is a great finishing polish, but it too will "fill" if not checked with a good wipe down. SuperBee and I found that you need 2 IPA 91% wipe downs to really know.

[Dream Machines]

or just prepsol