Blackfire Wet Diamond durability

[imported_killerjg]

Has anyone used their PC with PPCL?

[JonB]

I haven`t yet, but I know that people here do. I think that where the PC shines :cool: is with the applicsation of any kind of polishing material. It is faster and can probably achieve far better results than applying by hand...



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[imported_camaroz28]

I have used PPCL with my PC, but it doesn`t count because I had a bad bottle of PPCL. It would dry instantly and was very hard to buff off. CMA sent me a replacement bottle, but I have not had enough time to try it again.

[Dolphin463]

I tried this about a week ago. PPCL is a great product and works well with the PC. By the time you finish buffing with the PC, there is very little residue, making final removal with a MF towel very easy. I was very pleased with the results. I then layered two coats of Souveran on top (24 hours apart) and the results on the red BMW were stunning.

[imported_killerjg]

Sounds great. Did you use a white polishing pad?

[Dolphin463]

Yes, I used the white, velcro-backed, concave pad that came with the CMA kit.



On a somewhat unrelated note, I also used the grey finishing pad this weekend to apply KSG to my wife`s town and country and I think it works very well. The coats go on very thin, especially if you raise the speed when the product begins to haze. Makes removal of the residue very simple.

[imported_killerjg]

Swing!

[rockymountaindetail]

Well, if you are not yet tired of hearing how great BFWD is, here`s one more for you.

I detailed the wife`s Scion XA on 10/30 of last year. Pics were posted in shine and show. I clayed , polished and gave it 2 coats of BFWD. Utah winters are as harsh as they come, salt is cheap ( Great Salt Lake ) and they use a lot of it. Also I did no hand washes at all. Every time she fills up with gas she has permission to go through a TOUCHLESS drive through wash. We all know how harsh those soaps are on finishes and I would estimate at least 3 washes per month over these last 5 months.

Yesterday hit almost 60 degrees so it was time for a spring detail for her car. I was expecting most, if not all., of the BFWD to have been slowly degraded over 5 winter months. I was absolutely amazed to see the water beading like I just sealed it last week!!! I washed with Dawn, then had to go back and do a soak with APC and another Dawn wash to get to the point I could polish it. Honestly I could have just washed it and it would have looked good for a few more months!! Of course I didn`t.... it got clayed, Menz Final Polish II and more BFWD. It looks awesome and I could not think of a tougher test on durability than what it just went through.

BFWD ROCKS!!! check out the shine..................

http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/oo214/wewaxem/blackfire.jpg

[imported_Clark]

WD is an extremely good sealant, I`ve always been impressed with it and it seems to be getting a bit more deserved recognition now too which is nice!

[imported_Luster]

Hey Rich.... very nice review and testamonial!

I agree. The only reason I ever add another coat of BFWD is because I like doing it!!! :rofl: Best sealant I`ve ever used.:iagree:

[imported_Termigator]

Since I usually wax my cars every month (every carwash when I have nothing better to do!:biggrin:), durability is a non-issue, but it`s always nice to know when somebody using the products you like (e.g. Blackfire) gets outstanding durability. It would appear that durability will always be a big, if not the biggest, factor when people look into waxes/sealants.:out:

[imported_Roadrunner]

I`m with you Rich... BFWD`s like body armor for a car. It`s easy to apply, easy to buff off and it stays there like nothing else I`ve tried. GREAT stuff!:clap:

[Nutbread]

WD is an extremely good sealant, I`ve always been impressed with it and it seems to be getting a bit more deserved recognition now too which is nice!

How true. Been seeing lots of positive comments on other forums.

[bmw5541]

You just gotta love that stuff!:clap: