Blackfire Interior Protectant Question

[Todd@RUPES]

lol.... Glad to hear so much great feedback about this product, definitely one of the sleepers int the BF line up!

[wdmaccord]

I finally got around to trying this out over the weekend. It was the 32 oz. free gift that was lotiony like Swanic`s. I diluted it 1:1 and seemed to be fine. Went on with a sheen and then had a nice matte finish when I dry buffed it. Perfectly dry and non-greasy today.

Todd, I assume this is okay with this "thicker" batch and will still get a few months protection from it?

[Todd@RUPES]

I finally got around to trying this out over the weekend. It was the 32 oz. free gift that was lotiony like Swanic`s. I diluted it 1:1 and seemed to be fine. Went on with a sheen and then had a nice matte finish when I dry buffed it. Perfectly dry and non-greasy today.

Todd, I assume this is okay with this "thicker" batch and will still get a few months protection from it?

Not so much as a thicker batch, as we reformulated it better to work with our sprayers. A lot of people prefer the thicker style, particularly as a "cream" you can apply.

As far as actual performance between the two, they are identical.

[wdmaccord]

Not so much as a thicker batch, as we reformulated it better to work with our sprayers. A lot of people prefer the thicker style, particularly as a "cream" you can apply.

As far as actual performance between the two, they are identical.

Sorry, I guess what I was asking was what kind of performance can I expect cutting the thicker formula 1:1 with water? Maybe some insight as to how often I should re-apply 1:1 vs. straight up? Thanks!

[Todd@RUPES]

Sorry, I guess what I was asking was what kind of performance can I expect cutting the thicker formula 1:1 with water? Maybe some insight as to how often I should re-apply 1:1 vs. straight up? Thanks!

You will change the sheen and durability of the product by a little bit, likely 30 percent or so. BF Interior protectant uses water as a carrier, so you aren`t diluting it as much as adding more evaporative solvent.

I would reapply around the 2 month mark either ways.

[wdmaccord]

You will change the sheen and durability of the product by a little bit, likely 30 percent or so. BF Interior protectant uses water as a carrier, so you aren`t diluting it as much as adding more evaporative solvent.

I would reapply around the 2 month mark either ways.

Perfect, thanks!

[Todd@RUPES]

Perfect, thanks!

My pleasure!