I recieved the SFX-3 V 2.0 today and figured i would give it a shot.
I am a fan of the older SFX-3, and i am in love with the new version.
It simply is the best product in its class that i have used so far.
I applied it with a blue DAS pad, and worked it in on speed 5.
The first thing i noticed about it was the instant slipperiness of the product. I spread it with the PC off, then clicked it on, and wow, the pad took right off just gliding over the surface.
The second thing i noticed, and it was almost instantly, at the same time as above, was how far this product was going to spread. I started with a clean dry pad, no priming, but i squirted a good sized amount onto the pad, i dont skimp on the initial loading of the pad.
Well, i ended up buffing 1/3 of my f-150's hood with just the initial amount. I used alot less on the rest of the panels, keeping to a 2x2 working area.
I must admit, it would be very easy to try to stretch the working area of the product to say a 3x3 area. It never gummed, dried, flashed, or dusted, even on a large area.
But i kept it to a 2x2 area for today, and was very pleased with the ease of use.
Wiping off the product was not a chore at all. I dont think anyone will ever need a QD to remove this stuff. When i was making the final passes with the MF the paint was squeeky clean, and was 10 miles deep. Absolutly flawless finish, it was perfect.
I topped it with z2 pro with ZFX.
I had been experiencing some trouble with my Z2, i had no slickness at all. My MF was grabby, and i was assuming it was the humidity when i applied it last.
I have awesome slickness now. I used the 3M PI 3000 SMR last time, so i am now assuming that Z2 doesnt bond correctly to it, although i have gone 8 weeks with no problems with the looks, just no slickness.
Thanks again David for the kind offer with the revised SFX's, and big thanks for making this polish. I dont do alot of vehicles, but i do it because i enjoy it, and Sonus SFX-3 really makes me enjoy bufiing my paint :2thumbs:
I am a fan of the older SFX-3, and i am in love with the new version.
It simply is the best product in its class that i have used so far.
I applied it with a blue DAS pad, and worked it in on speed 5.
The first thing i noticed about it was the instant slipperiness of the product. I spread it with the PC off, then clicked it on, and wow, the pad took right off just gliding over the surface.
The second thing i noticed, and it was almost instantly, at the same time as above, was how far this product was going to spread. I started with a clean dry pad, no priming, but i squirted a good sized amount onto the pad, i dont skimp on the initial loading of the pad.
Well, i ended up buffing 1/3 of my f-150's hood with just the initial amount. I used alot less on the rest of the panels, keeping to a 2x2 working area.
I must admit, it would be very easy to try to stretch the working area of the product to say a 3x3 area. It never gummed, dried, flashed, or dusted, even on a large area.
But i kept it to a 2x2 area for today, and was very pleased with the ease of use.
Wiping off the product was not a chore at all. I dont think anyone will ever need a QD to remove this stuff. When i was making the final passes with the MF the paint was squeeky clean, and was 10 miles deep. Absolutly flawless finish, it was perfect.
I topped it with z2 pro with ZFX.
I had been experiencing some trouble with my Z2, i had no slickness at all. My MF was grabby, and i was assuming it was the humidity when i applied it last.
I have awesome slickness now. I used the 3M PI 3000 SMR last time, so i am now assuming that Z2 doesnt bond correctly to it, although i have gone 8 weeks with no problems with the looks, just no slickness.
Thanks again David for the kind offer with the revised SFX's, and big thanks for making this polish. I dont do alot of vehicles, but i do it because i enjoy it, and Sonus SFX-3 really makes me enjoy bufiing my paint :2thumbs:
