IGL F4 on a black CTSV

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So I saw the thread going on about F4 from IGL and it just so happens that I had a detail in yesterday in which I used F4.

So this product is a coating repair/AIO type polish. Its non abrasive but can be used with light to medium polishing pads to achieve a bit of correction all while laying down a slick layer of protection.

On a coated vehicle I have paired it with a soft black foam finishing pad on my Rupes Duetto to repair minor surface love marks.

On this CTSV I used a yellow IGL foam pad with F4 on my 21mm to achieve a bit more correction then machine applied Igl Premier to amp up the gloss and hydrophobic properties. This was a perfect 1-2 punch for a budget friendly exterior detail like the client wants. This Caddie definitely needs heavy correction work but this helped out a bit.

It definitely doesn't replace true paint correction so don't purchase it thinking its some crazy heavy correction and coating polish in one package.

So it is a bit watery and other users along with myself have found adding a bit of distilled water and putting a spray head on it makes it a bit easier to control the dispensing process all while making it work a bit longer without drying out.

Otherwise it also works killer when paired with IGL F1 or other compounds for a one step correction with great gloss.

Hope this helps!!!

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Nice work with that Justin, looks like this could be a good go to!
 
Thanks for doing thread. The “repairing” part of description is it filling becuase that picture doesn’t look like it’s filling it looks like it corrected it.
 
Thanks for doing thread. The “repairing” part of description is it filling becuase that picture doesn’t look like it’s filling it looks like it corrected it.

So that is more of the pad doing the work then the actual product. But it did correct it a bit.
 
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