Wolfgang Über Compound. WOW

RFulmer said:
How many standard size cars do you think can be done (on average) with the 8 oz bottle of the uber compound? I'm about to order some but don't do this as a business, only do my own and friends cars, and don't want to buy too much.
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I'd say 2-3 depending on cars size, etc....IMO I always go 16oz for anything, if I need to I can part it out and trade some for someone eager to try it:dblthumb2:
 
I'm looking forward to see what it does for ya on the 2010 benz. I think I'm going to try some of this on mine
 
A friend of mine asked me to help him lessen some damage on his tuxedo black F150. He got side swiped. He tried to remove some of the scratches himself and ended up installing a big blotch.

I took out the Uber Compound, my PC and a Cyan hydrotech pad. I got everything out! (except the deep scratches and indentation in the metal). I even noticed a slight diminishing of the orange peel in the section I worked. I was shocked at the cutting power of this combo. He was happy that I virtually eliminated the evidence of anything happening.

I might try this combo on my single stage painted Sentra (<- that one there) that was relatively poorly painted and see if I can smooth any of the paint issues out.
 
I have used it with just a Flex forced orbital polish and an orange foam pad and even with that it came out looking great. leaves a super nice finish with no swirls. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
I included a picture I took of an alfa I quickly hit with the WG compound right after it got wet sanded. This picture was just the compound, nothing else. Looks pretty good.
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I don't know why it is upside down, but I don't know how to change that
 
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