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Old 12-03-02, 01:25   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Re: Glaze over existing sealant

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Originally posted by Intermezzo
Hehe, always the experimenter.....

Why has BF created ennui for you? Because it's too easy to use?

The boredom is created by the persistence of the high gloss, wetness, lack of dust collection and hazing. Everytime I go to add another coat I look at the finish and state "what the heck for?". Am I completely satisfied? Yes and no. The BF finish is fantastic but I do not think there is ever complete satisfaction. What is the next level? Is it obtainable? Does it really exist?
I figured the responses would be just as you stated Tony. The possible presence of abrasives and/or solvents in glazes. I was just reaching for someone out there that may have found/used a glaze that was a "pure" glaze ( if that exist).

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The longevity of the Blackfire 2 on one of the daily driver (LS400) is doing great. Recently I have just been washing weekly and using the BF QD. Sometimes midweek if it is still relatively clean, I will Cali dust and wipe it down with Poorboy's Spray & Wipe. I am amazed at the shine and gloss retention so far. Then again we have not yet had any nasty weather. Tomorrow may be the day. They are calling for an ice storm and the city is already talking about using a brime solution to treat the roadways.:scared . This is an necessary evil. Have you ever seen a Southerner drive in snow or icy roads :scared .
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