Review - Meguiar's Ultimate Fast Finish

**rj45** · 01-16-2017, 07:40 PM

Good review, thanks. It looks like applying/removing UFF is easy - significantly easier than Sonax PNS. However, its beading and sheeting ability seems noticeably less impressive than PNS's (which is the best I've experienced). Still, if UFF is as durable as Meguiar's claims, it's probably a very good product overall.

**mwoywod** · 01-16-2017, 11:23 PM

I keep waiting for someone to mention this, but Ultimate Fast Finish may in fact easier to use, but I became completely uninterested when I read a post from one of Meguiars product and training specialists saying UFF WOULD stain black trim and rubber.

That makes it the only WOWA sealant that cannot be used on trim. In my opinion, I do not care how easy it is to apply and remove. Part of the appeal of these types of sealants is the convenience to use them on virtually ANY exterior surface and know they will protect and at a level enhance the appearance. If I have to worry about accidentally hitting the a molding with my applicator I may as well find my bottle of Nu Finish and use it. (I'm being a bit facetious, but the truth is I personally do not see the product being much of a success for the reasons I mentioned above)

**The Guz** · 01-17-2017, 03:57 AM

Originally Posted by mwoywod

I keep waiting for someone to mention this, but Ultimate Fast Finish may in fact easier to use, but I became completely uninterested when I read a post from one of Meguiars product and training specialists saying UFF WOULD stain black trim and rubber.

That makes it the only WOWA sealant that cannot be used on trim. In my opinion, I do not care how easy it is to apply and remove. Part of the appeal of these types of sealants is the convenience to use them on virtually ANY exterior surface and know they will protect and at a level enhance the appearance. If I have to worry about accidentally hitting the a molding with my applicator I may as well find my bottle of Nu Finish and use it. (I'm being a bit facetious, but the truth is I personally do not see the product being much of a success for the reasons I mentioned above)

We are not the intended market. This is intended for the consumer/average joe who waxes their car once a year. They are looking for the least amount of work.

Not to sound argumentative but the simple answer from me is that this product is not for you. It is not intended for everyone.

**Jeremy1976** · 01-17-2017, 08:03 AM

Nice job on the review my man!

**RTexasF** · 01-17-2017, 09:13 AM

Nicely done, thank you for taking the time and trouble to do this. Was there quite a bit of product remaining after you did the entire car and the extra hood?

I did notice the directions from Megs says to spray the product onto the MF towel where the instructions on the AG site say to spray it onto the paint. AG, you might want to correct this to avoid conflicts.

**mwoywod** · 01-17-2017, 11:43 PM

Originally Posted by The Guz

We are not the intended market. This is intended for the consumer/average joe who waxes their car once a year. They are looking for the least amount of work.

Not to sound argumentative but the simple answer from me is that this product is not for you. It is not intended for everyone.

You are definitely right and my assessment wasn't fair at all in that regard. I first became interested in detailing shortly after the "Ultimate" line was released and it was comprised of products that were unlike any other at the time because they were capable of protecting not just the paint, but every surface on the exterior of a vehicle. When I first heard about this product I thought it would be like pp365 except easier, because the Ultimate line in my eyes has always been as close to dummy proof as possible.

I think I just liked the idea of the ultimate line being focused on products that are capable of multi-surface applications. I REALLY appreciate your video and I've been subscribed to your channel for about a month now. I hope to see more product reviews coming soon and I'm sorry about my hormonal first post lol

(also, I'm still trying to work through some anger and resentment that resulted from Megs discontinuing my favorite 3 inch cutting pad and rinseless wash)

**The Guz** · 01-18-2017, 01:00 AM

Originally Posted by mwoywod

You are definitely right and my assessment wasn't fair at all in that regard. I first became interested in detailing shortly after the "Ultimate" line was released and it was comprised of products that were unlike any other at the time because they were capable of protecting not just the paint, but every surface on the exterior of a vehicle. When I first heard about this product I thought it would be like pp365 except easier, because the Ultimate line in my eyes has always been as close to dummy proof as possible.

I think I just liked the idea of the ultimate line being focused on products that are capable of multi-surface applications. I REALLY appreciate your video and I've been subscribed to your channel for about a month now. I hope to see more product reviews coming soon and I'm sorry about my hormonal first post lol

(also, I'm still trying to work through some anger and resentment that resulted from Megs discontinuing my favorite 3 inch cutting pad and rinseless wash)

Lol it's ok. I think many are still upset at D114 disappearing. I know I am.

Thanks for subscribing. Trying to decide what else to put on their. I did get the new air fresher thing. Maybe I'll do that one next.

**Tempest45** · 01-18-2017, 02:20 AM

Please let us know how it does with dust attraction. I've seen a lot of dust issues with other Meg's sealants that I have tried.

Does it seem like an aerosol version of PP365?

**The Guz** · 01-18-2017, 02:36 AM

Originally Posted by Tempest45

Please let us know how it does with dust attraction. I've seen a lot of dust issues with other Meg's sealants that I have tried.

Does it seem like an aerosol version of PP365?

It's completely different than PP365. PP365 is oily and can be difficult to remove if too much is used. The beading for UUF for appears tighter than PP365. The beading of PP365 was more rounded. The way it flashed off the paint is similar to opti-seal, blackfire crystal seal. It required less work to level it out compared to PP365.