I had to use Meguires Ultimate Rubbing Compound to remove a few things that this product surprisingly would not touch. After that I used the Menzerna and, though the difference from the Meguires was slight, you could tell that this product gave the finish that final mirror like appearance. I wish I could post a photo as the white paint on my Tacoma, that sits outside in Houston, TX 24/7 365 looks like flawless glass. It went on easy with a griots and buffed off much easier than the Meguires. Cleaning off splatter was a snap, even from black! I am going to continue to use this keeping in mind that it is that last final touch for that finish that we pay the big bucks for.

This a one great polish, as is all of the Menzerna line on DI. I used with after Megs 205 on new black pearl Civic Si. Took all the swirl marks out and left beautiful, smooth, finish. Topped off with Menzerna Power lock.

WOW! I've always heard great things about Menzerna products. Now I know why. What a SUPER polish. It has a long working time, no dusting, easy wipe down and superior results. I've tried many other polishes over the years but Menzerna will be replacing the others as I use them up. Definitely try the Menzerna line if you haven't

Another one of those must haves.

106ff awesome stuff, super very shine and finish, flawless.

Breaks down quickly using the 7424XP Random Orbital Buffer on a white pad. Leaves a great-looking shine. Used M105 on orange pad prior.

Breaks down quickly using the Flex XC on a white pad. Leaves a great-looking shine. I'm not a professional, so I have not used it etensively enough yet to discern any significant differences with M205. Suffice to say that I'm quite satisfied with it. Meguiars' M205 and Menzerna 106FA are quality products, so it's difficult to go wrong with either, as each has it's best uses and optimial pad combination - depending of course on the type and condition of the vehicle's paint.

I love this stuff, I had M205 before this and Id be left with holograms (whether it be because I had not used IPA 1:1 before or not) this product left me with a beautiful deep glossy shine.

My Subaru and I love this!

What is FF & IPA stand for?

Reply:

FF = the older version of this product, PO106FF
IPA = Isopropyl Alcohol

I used this with a LC black pad for the jeweling step and it created a fresh and wet look to the paint prior adding sealant and wax. Would buy again.

Wonderful finishing polish. Simply put it produces a deep wet shine that almost cannot be rivaled. It takes a while to break down and can produce holograms of its own on very soft paint. After using this product make sure you use something like Menzerna Top Inspection or IPA (1:1).

Works excellent on those notoriously picky corvette paints! Highly reccomended.

I've already used a full bottle of 106FF, and I absolutely loved it, and am just about to run out, so bought the replacement 106FA. I've not net used it, but if it's better than 106FF (by any measure), it must be an outstanding product. Can't wait to use it.

Wonderful finishing polish. Breaks down wonderfully.

Here is my take on this stuff...buy it over the 106ff here is why. I love 106ff but it takes nearly 5 min to properly break down, oh but what a finish it leaves. With 106FA you get the EXACT same results in half or less the time. Make sure you do an IPA wipe down before you polish, to ensure best behavior of Menzerna 106FA. I use either a blue or red pad. 106FA can be ramped up a bit more than FF, as soon as it starts to dust you have gone a bit too long.