Review - Meguiar's Ultimate Fast Finish

I am really liking Meguiar's UFF. So easy and so cheap!
 
My two new favorite products are UFF and Ultima acrylic WW. A remarkable combo.


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If I was detailing cars full time I would be all over this product as an LSP. The price is fantastic, durability is pretty decent, and application is a breeze.
 
Scott from Dallas Paint Correction and Auto Detailing is a HUGE fan of this stuff! I've never seen this product OTC though

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Klasse Act said:
Scott from Dallas Paint Correction and Auto Detailing is a HUGE fan of this stuff! I've never seen this product OTC though

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Walmart and Target always have it at least here in California

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Pepboys, Walmart, advance auto all of them have this..
 
I loved applying this over the top of my megs ultimate wax as it went it easily and smoothly. Not being familiar with products that flash, I was concerned about what appeared to be evaporation of the product and now know its intended.

1 area of concern is dust. It seems that dust sticks very easily to this product. Not knowing any better, maybe this is the case with all waxes and sealants.

Lastly, I saw one poster indicate that he applied directly to paint then waxed then applied UFF again... Is that an effective use? Will the wax properly bond?
 
JMak97008 said:
I loved applying this over the top of my megs ultimate wax as it went it easily and smoothly. Not being familiar with products that flash, I was concerned about what appeared to be evaporation of the product and now know its intended.

1 area of concern is dust. It seems that dust sticks very easily to this product. Not knowing any better, maybe this is the case with all waxes and sealants.

Lastly, I saw one poster indicate that he applied directly to paint then waxed then applied UFF again... Is that an effective use? Will the wax properly bond?
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Strange u say it attracted more dust, there's plenty of videos on YouTube and I think here where it shows how well it resist dust compared to traditional LSP. I've even done some testing since I live in the desert and nothing has done better then UFF for dust prevention. Maybe it's because you used it as a topped over wax?? When in my case it was the only form of LSP

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Cruzscarwash said:
Strange u say it attracted more dust, there's plenty of videos on YouTube and I think here where it shows how well it resist dust compared to traditional LSP. I've even done some testing since I live in the desert and nothing has done better then UFF for dust prevention. Maybe it's because you used it as a topped over wax?? When in my case it was the only form of LSP

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I park in a parking garage in downtown Portland, OR. The car always seems to get dusty and did so before using UFF, which is why I looked at UFF. So I don't think it's a matter of UFF attracting dust as much as its a dusty environment and the dust settles in the paint and seems to stick rather than some or all of it blowing off while driving.
 
JMak97008 said:
I park in a parking garage in downtown Portland, OR. The car always seems to get dusty and did so before using UFF, which is why I looked at UFF. So I don't think it's a matter of UFF attracting dust as much as its a dusty environment and the dust settles in the paint and seems to stick rather than some or all of it blowing off while driving.
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I'm not saying it won't dust at all, but in a 50/50 it dust way less

They show it around 1:50

https://youtu.be/JI9QRx9MNCc

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Quick question here, we can't get UFF in Canada so I bought some by crossing the border in Niagara Falls, NY. I want to pick up another can and I'm going to Niagara Falls this week however I will be leaving my car parked at the airport for 4 days and the temperature is going to be cold during that time (temperature range of 15F to 30F) I won't have time to go to Walmart after the trip, only before, so this means if I'm going to buy a can it's going to sit in my trunk for those 4 days in those cold temps. Will this cause a problem for UFF? I know they say it's not good to store it in very hot temps but what about cold?
 
Or back like one of those thermal bags to put them in maybe??

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I finally got around to using this gotta say the application and slickness are very impressive

I thought it applied better than the other WOWA products I had used. CS, OOS, and UPGP

Will be interested to see how it works with dust, rain, etc over the next several weeks

Belated thanks for the review Michael


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It's interesting that UFF continues to gain traction as a dust-repelling LSP. I did a little testing of my own and didn't reach the same conclusion exactly. The details are in this thread: Testing LSP maintenance products for dust attraction.

I haven't used it since, mainly because I really like applying D156 (how easy it spreads, how it almost never streaks, how it smells, etc) particularly as a drying aid. Because of this, sealant longevity isn't as high a priority for me as it once was. Maybe I'll try UFF again sometime when I need longer-lasting protection and a short application time. I have some left over.
 
BryanH said:
It's interesting that UFF continues to gain traction as a dust-repelling LSP. I did a little testing of my own and didn't reach the same conclusion exactly. The details are in this thread: Testing LSP maintenance products for dust attraction.

I haven't used it since, mainly because I really like applying D156 (how easy it spreads, how it almost never streaks, how it smells, etc) particularly as a drying aid. Because of this, sealant longevity isn't as high a priority for me as it once was. Maybe I'll try UFF again sometime when I need longer-lasting protection and a short application time. I have some left over.
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Interesting I don’t expect it to have a force field from dust I drive through a dust cloud everyday and work next to a couple rock quarries and materials facilities so there is dust everywhere constantly

Obviously some LSPs IMO dust far more than others. I put Duragloss 101 on a door and the rear fascia of my car last week and that next day it rained in while I was at work those 2 panels looked the worst.

Coating that I used Cquartz ti02 has been the best but sonax PNS is also very good in this aspect

Hoping megs is around where these are as it’s easy to use and a good value $ wise


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MattPersman said:
I put Duragloss 101 on a door and the rear fascia of my car last week and that next day it rained in while I was at work those 2 panels looked the worst.
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This is not surprising to me. I once used some 105 or 501 to clean up a small blemish on my trunk lid, and when I got home the next day I had a perfect circle of heavy dust where I had applied it. It only took me a few moments to realize that the application of the product, followed by the buffing, created significant static electricity that attracted the dust. Wiped off the dust and applied #921 to the whole lid and everything was hunky dory!!
 
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