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MF pads dont like any pressure and slower speed 4/3 finish better.

I'm wondering are we neighbors haha I live in Whitestone too, next to Andrew from big a detailing. He probably doesn't know me.

My suggestion is removing extra products with a mf cloth once your primed the pad. I don't know what pad you are using but kompressor pad often splashes to me.

There is a possbility that your pad/applicator may catch contanimination and mar or scratch the paint.

I m wondering how many section passes did you work?

Nobody mention eurow?

I agree that flex doesn't walk whenever you get used to it. And yeah, rupes is just much smoother. Dont get me wrong. i use flex much more. Heh.

Do you mean the LOOK is rough or the paint still feel like sandpaper?

Determine how much swirls were left after the first trial then judge which pad to go. If it still left whole lots swirls, then definitely jump to more aggressive pad instead of the medium one....

If you're topping BL over WGDGPS, make sure hand application only.

I use Flex more often than rupes. Its just my style. I won't say one is better than the other. Both polishers have their own intention. I never done comparison in time trial or finishing quality. But...

For light to moderate swirl I would recommend sonax perfect finish with white or tangerine pad. Really great result in one step.

Iron x may be your best bet on non coated wheel. I've just wash a crazy baked clearcoated wheel that took me 4times 1:3 wheelbrigther to clean it. People don't wash car these days lol

You could always adjust the aggressiveness by switching different pads. Yeah I do that

Yes. The european version named cut and finish.

Oh well thank you!

Have anyone use sonax cut and finish? How is it compare to fg400 or m101? Wanted one before the sale ends

+1 clean and protect at once

Depend on paint's softness and how much swirls but pretty much like this

Cut: Flex 3401 purple foam wool pad / Rupes MF cutting pad mostly
Polish: Tangerine or Black pad
Wax: LC Black pad or...

Read this
Car Wash Guide, Car Wash how to - easy steps to shampoo and dry your vehicle using paint-safe mitts and towels, plus sponges, the Grit Guard and

Towel method doesnt work on true DA polisher. Don't waste money on M105 for now. You'll only get more frustrating with M105 as a beginner. From my point of view, I think you used too much product...

I prefer the look over all. I will probably say nxt 2.0. It's super slicky on black but lack of durability.

According to Todd Cooperider's review, black light can be used as AIO. So you might able to get away with UC then AIO. You never know before you try.

Since you mention 3M product, I assume you use rotary buffer but UC is intended for DA and hand application only. So be sure to do a test spot.

Trust me that dealers like more glaze works than correction and you should had ordered some glaze products.