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Dream Machines
106FF is fine, no fillers or swelling whatsover from my experience
106FF and fillers debate
- Thread starter RAG
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wannafbody said:
Only the coatings engineers at BASF, PPG, etc, industrial engineers at the OEM's (ie Mercedes, GM, Toyota, BMW, Honda, etc), our lab chemists, our customers that have direct positive experience with the product and I think this idea is bunk.
How quickly rumors can be spread by some folks out there! Could there be a commercial reason?
Jeff @ MenzernaUSA
David Fermani
Forza Auto Salon
I'm doing a whole weekend detail on a 06 black Escalade with a pretty screwed up finish. I used SIP with orange LC and then finished with 106FF with black LC and then did a straight alcohol wipe down. In full sun, ZERO swirls. I'll be LSPing it in the morning (o crap it's already 2:45am :har: ) and I'll confirm with another wipedown and inspect in full sun for swirls then.
On a side note, I couldn't help to notice a section on the tailgate that I used less than stellar buffing skills in that exact spot (buffed on edge) and there were minor tracing of halograms visable in sun light. I'm assuming this was from improper technique (not product) because immediately after, I re-buffed that area (with SIP + orange), did another wipedown and the swirls were gone. Swelled away or hidden? I don't think so. We'll see how it looks in the morning.......
On a side note, I couldn't help to notice a section on the tailgate that I used less than stellar buffing skills in that exact spot (buffed on edge) and there were minor tracing of halograms visable in sun light. I'm assuming this was from improper technique (not product) because immediately after, I re-buffed that area (with SIP + orange), did another wipedown and the swirls were gone. Swelled away or hidden? I don't think so. We'll see how it looks in the morning.......
David Fermani
Forza Auto Salon
I'm doing a whole weekend detail on a 06 black Escalade with a pretty screwed up finish. I used SIP with orange LC and then finished with 106FF with black LC and then did a straight alcohol wipe down. In full sun, ZERO swirls. I'll be LSPing it in the morning (o crap it's already 2:45am :har: ) and I'll confirm with another wipedown and inspect in full sun for swirls then.
On a side note, I couldn't help to notice a section on the tailgate that I used less than stellar buffing skills in that exact spot (buffed on edge) and there were minor tracing of halograms visable in sun light. I'm assuming this was from improper technique (not product) because immediately after, I re-buffed that area (with SIP + orange), did another wipedown and the swirls were gone. Swelled away or hidden? I don't think so. We'll see how it looks in the morning.......
On a side note, I couldn't help to notice a section on the tailgate that I used less than stellar buffing skills in that exact spot (buffed on edge) and there were minor tracing of halograms visable in sun light. I'm assuming this was from improper technique (not product) because immediately after, I re-buffed that area (with SIP + orange), did another wipedown and the swirls were gone. Swelled away or hidden? I don't think so. We'll see how it looks in the morning.......
David Fermani
Forza Auto Salon
I'm doing a whole weekend detail on a 06 black Escalade with a pretty screwed up finish. I used SIP with orange LC and then finished with 106FF with black LC and then did a straight alcohol wipe down. In full sun, ZERO swirls. I'll be LSPing it in the morning (o crap it's already 2:45am :har: ) and I'll confirm with another wipedown and inspect in full sun for swirls then.
On a side note, I couldn't help to notice a section on the tailgate that I used less than stellar buffing skills in that exact spot (buffed on edge) and there were minor tracing of halograms visable in sun light. I'm assuming this was from improper technique (not product) because immediately after, I re-buffed that area (with SIP + orange), did another wipedown and the swirls were gone. Swelled away or hidden? I don't think so. We'll see how it looks in the morning.......
On a side note, I couldn't help to notice a section on the tailgate that I used less than stellar buffing skills in that exact spot (buffed on edge) and there were minor tracing of halograms visable in sun light. I'm assuming this was from improper technique (not product) because immediately after, I re-buffed that area (with SIP + orange), did another wipedown and the swirls were gone. Swelled away or hidden? I don't think so. We'll see how it looks in the morning.......
SpoiledMan
New member
I think you made your point David.
Junebug
JAFO
Dave, those late night-into the wee early morning hours are a real pain, I know, I decided to just do interiors late at night.
imported_DetailDan
New member
When its used incorrectly itll hide things. Does this mean it has fillers, no, does this mean it swells paint, no.