What to use after WG uber compound for polish

**refreshauto** · 05-18-2014, 11:14 PM

I just used the FG. But you could go from the US to the FG and if you have the deep gloss paint sealant go with it. You will no be disappointed

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**281** · 05-18-2014, 11:19 PM

I'd follow-up Fg400 with either Menzerna SF4000 or Wolfgang Finishing Glaze. Try a test spot with polishing pad and finishing pad - i'm sure you'll be happy with the results. Ime, WG Finishing Glaze finished better...

**StangFan25** · 05-19-2014, 01:24 AM

Originally Posted by cleanmycorolla

Wolfgang finishing glaze

I'll suggest this as well. Just used Uber followed by WFG on Saturday. Amazing stuff.

**FrankS** · 05-19-2014, 03:07 AM

Try Wolfgang Finishing Glaze.

Mike Phillips · 05-19-2014, 06:24 AM

Originally Posted by brondondolon

So as the title suggest what is a good polish to use after WG uber compound? I have WG TSR and megs D151 but would like a dedicated polish. Something from the mezerna line would be preferred but im open to suggestions. Im thinking mezerna power finish?

What are you working on?

The TSR is a good follow-up as it finished out LSP ready for a lot of people. Remember not everyone is shooting for the stars or working on a black car.

The FG is a much finer polish if you want to squeeze all the shine out of the paint.

This car was taken from a swirled out mess to a flawless wet paint job using Uber and FG and back then I also used the Rupes Duetto, a prototype as there were no production units available.

I also coated this with the Black Label Diamond Paint Coating, which at the time was also not public yet.

Lady in Red - 1986 Porsche - 4-Step Process

Rupes Prototypes

Black Label Diamond Paint Coating - Pre Launch

**FUNX650** · 05-19-2014, 08:55 AM

I'm sure your thread-starter's question is in regards to, and geared towards, completion of the: "Test Spot".

You are going to perform a "Test Spot", aren't you?

Bob

**WRAPT C5Z06** · 05-19-2014, 09:00 AM

Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek

What are you working on?

The TSR is a good follow-up as it finished out LSP ready for a lot of people. Remember not everyone is shooting for the stars or working on a black car.

I agree with this. Other colors(especially metallics) are a lot more forgiving as far as finishing. Black shows every bit of haze/marring possible.

**brondondolon** · 05-19-2014, 01:39 PM

Yes ill be doing a test spot of course i always do. I have a customer coming up wanting a paint correction on a blaze orange honda fit. The most aggressive product i have at the moment is megs UC which i really dont like. So i felt its time to pick up a compound. I was going to go with megs 105 but ive been reading quite a few complaints on it lately. So i figured ill check out some other options. Which brought me to uber compound. So i decided to pick some up. Was wondering what everyone was using after it as a polish. But seems like the answer is pretty clear with WG FG which works out perfect since i have a full bottle on the shelf.

**atgonzales** · 05-19-2014, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by brondondolon

I have some of that laying around too. I dont really care for it though.

I'll take what you don't like

**JSou** · 05-19-2014, 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by brondondolon

Yes ill be doing a test spot of course i always do. I have a customer coming up wanting a paint correction on a blaze orange honda fit. The most aggressive product i have at the moment is megs UC which i really dont like. So i felt its time to pick up a compound. I was going to go with megs 105 but ive been reading quite a few complaints on it lately. So i figured ill check out some other options. Which brought me to uber compound. So i decided to pick some up. Was wondering what everyone was using after it as a polish. But seems like the answer is pretty clear with WG FG which works out perfect since i have a full bottle on the shelf.

UC? What's wrong with it? I've finished some of my best paint correction with UC.