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blkZ28Conv · 12-30-02, 09:13

I tried Z on my black cars and also lose the richness of color that I desired. I switched to Blackfire and have been completely satisfied with the return of depth, basecoat color enhancement and wetness. Also with BF2 one can top with P21S or a new topping glaze ( non abrasive and sealant free) I am testing from Super Shine ( Power Shine). This is an option that one is able to do with BF2 to enhance the depth even more. My black cars have never looked blacker.

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blkZ28Conv "That ball wasn't low" blkZ28Conv is offline Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: VIR Road Course, Va Posts: 5,685	I tried Z on my black cars and also lose the richness of color that I desired. I switched to Blackfire and have been completely satisfied with the return of depth, basecoat color enhancement and wetness. Also with BF2 one can top with P21S or a new topping glaze ( non abrasive and sealant free) I am testing from Super Shine ( Power Shine). This is an option that one is able to do with BF2 to enhance the depth even more. My black cars have never looked blacker. __________________ 04 Millennium Yellow Z06 (Zaino'd) Zaino beta tester "To make one's vehicle shine. You must put in the time". Last edited by blkZ28Conv : 12-30-02 at 09:37.