BlackFire Wet Diamond Sealant on White

[ZeroDfx]

I have used BFWD in the past on my 2000 Sienne Red BMW and it definitely made the color a tad darker/richer in my opinion, and I frankly liked this effect. I have heard others say that BFWD will darken colors in general.
Well now I`m about to detail a bright Alpine White BMW and I`m wondering if the BFWD will have any effect on the white paint? If so, what would you speculate is the impact?
I also have some Klasse SG, Zaino sealant, and PB EX with Carnauba around. Would you think any ofthese would be a better choice than my favorite BFWD?
Would appreciate your thoughts.

[06vrss]

I would go with the wet diamond. It`s one of the best sealants around imo. It should definitely add some depth and gloss to white paint. I`d love to see some pics of the finished product.

[BSkip333]

If anything I would expect it to make the white a bit brighter and have more gloss.

[The Guz]

Use BFWD. It`s one of the easiest to apply and remove. Less finicky than KSG.

[GearHead_1]

I really like the BF product. That said, I`ve used it on one Platinum White (Ford) on more than one occasion. It does make it a bit darker, if you were to tape a line you`d see it. I like the result and can`t think of a product that is any easier to use.

I haven`t used the Klasse twins recently but that is also one of the things I noticed about KSG, it darkened light colors if only ever so slightly.

I haven`t used Zaino in years and can`t think of a compelling reason to go back to that product line. That isn`t to disparage the product, if you have it, use it up and then try the BlackFire Sealant.

PoorBoy`s is another winner and also easy to use.

Of the bunch I think I`d choose the BF followed closely by the PoorBoy`s EX with C, if the PB`s were a spray (read: even easier to apply) it might be too close to call.

[ZeroDfx]

Thank you for your considered opinions; I appreciate the feedback.
Sounds like I`ll stick with BFWD as planned.