Review - Meguiar's Ultimate Fast Finish

**KirkH** · 10-04-2017, 10:41 PM

I am really liking Meguiar's UFF. So easy and so cheap!

**silverfox** · 10-05-2017, 12:06 AM

My two new favorite products are UFF and Ultima acrylic WW. A remarkable combo.

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**Pats300zx** · 10-05-2017, 08:03 AM

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.

**Klasse Act** · 10-08-2017, 08:53 PM

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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**Cruzscarwash** · 10-08-2017, 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by Klasse Act

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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**Nix** · 10-08-2017, 09:01 PM

Pepboys, Walmart, advance auto all of them have this..

**minerigger** · 10-08-2017, 10:53 PM

Never seen this here in Wyoming

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**JMak97008** · 10-10-2017, 12:00 PM

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?

**Cruzscarwash** · 10-10-2017, 12:04 PM

Originally Posted by JMak97008

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?

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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**JMak97008** · 10-10-2017, 12:09 PM

Originally Posted by Cruzscarwash

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.