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To me bfwd and blacklight are very similar in slickness and gloss. The Only advantage from blacklight is short cure time which is 30 mins but bfwd you need to wait at least 8 hours before topping wax. I use CG xxx afterward tho.

I have no issue with the stock BP.

Yes, Mostly jeweling and DAT products with a rotary. Of course I do own a DA.

Thanks for all the helpful info and links!!! <3<3<3

I only use rotary for polishing but not compounding. So I wanted to see how it is compare to DA compounding. 1. Do I need a wool pad for some hard paint? If so, which wool pad? 2. any tips before compounding?

I have no garage and hardly get any shade area near my home to work with. I wonder how you guys deal with such situations? I usually do the shade size of the car first then do another later when sun goes.

IME, these holograms are oil. Spray quick detailer only makes it worse. The only solution to me is re-polish the certain area because the oil already bond to te paint.

I think edging works with MF disc only. Use it when you need more cuts for specific spot like RIDs. I don't know if it will bog a PC. I use Flex 3401.

+4 wet diamond, super slick

How about 3M ultrafina? Menzerna 106?

Any pad will work. Yes polishing oil looks so much alike to holograms.

1. You are definitely not buffing long enough and/or over use product and/or product builds up on '1' pad overtime during buffing. Which means you need to change a new pad. 2. I really don't know. Maybe Mike can answer that. 3. To me. Re- polish it.

I use Flex3401 90% time and I don't have any problem with Meg's mf disc. It's just do as well as Optimum's at speed 5-6.

I used both. First I have to say is the sprayer I got was defective. Back to the topic, Meg's MF system is 2 steps system and Optimum needs another step for wax. Both systems have about the same cut while Optimum offers a little bit more in gloss and clarity. If I have to choose, I'll go with...

It looks like orange peel to me. <--insert wetsanding You should bring it back to the bodyshop and tell them to fix for you.

The tool I use is Flex 3401 and Meg MF cutting disc. fully primed and 2 penny size drop. No need to spread and just keep buffing until it becomes transparent or clear or gone eventually. You may experience a bit of dust but not extreme during buffing. at that time M105 can wipe off so easily...

The main point isnt how many passes you can get. What I m saying is to get the section to become clear and wipe off easily. You can always reactivate the product by misting water. "Clear" means M105 is totally gone. Evaporate or whatsoever. ^_^

2x2 no problem at all. Try it! It may take about 10 passes for a newly primed pad to get the section clear. After that, second buff should take less passes to achieve the same result. Which means it gets faster and less time.

Perhaps few orange pads or even mf da kit? I have never use any compounds and polishes from blackfire/ duragloss.

Yes I read your review. I want to know finishing quality between those two before purchasing. Thank you!