Wet-Fire over Ice Review

**Old Pirate** · 05-03-2011, 07:10 AM

Thank you Jose for your review and your work shows how great your BMW looks with Blackfire on it!

**imported_Jose** · 05-03-2011, 08:12 AM

Originally Posted by th0001

That looks amazing!!!

Most waxes, particularly pure oil based waxes, are going to have a hard time sticking to Wet Diamond. This, combined with just how good Wet Diamond really is, could lead to why you saw a small improvement. Midnight Sun features specific polymers that will help the wax `bite` into the sealant better. This is what makes Midnight Sun the culmination of our previous wax experience.

Thanks Todd!! I will order Midnight Sun soon and put it on in a month or so.

Best,

Jose

**imported_brumma** · 05-03-2011, 08:23 AM

Originally Posted by ziggo99

I`m.....wow. Second to last shot is the money shot.

Yeah, it looks like that palm tree is painted on!

**GreyGoose** · 05-03-2011, 10:51 AM

Simply Stunning!

**Todd@RUPES** · 05-03-2011, 10:58 AM

Originally Posted by Blk5.0

Is poor boys natty blue wax the liquid version oil based???

I really have no idea (I`m not overly familiar with PB`s products, although I have used Natty`s Blue and Red pastes before).

Pretty much all carnauba waxes are going to be oil based... What I mean specifically is that much of the look of the wax comes from the heavy oil content, which is why most great looking (heavy oils that create a difference in sheen) waxes don`t last too long.

While Midnight Sun features super high quality oils, it also uses the most advanced polymers that allow for a better `grip` on the surface. With most waxes use are literally applying oil to the surface and counting on the wax to keep it there (this isn`t a bad thing!!!) but with Midnight Sun you will get a direct benefit from the polymers as well.

Wet Diamond makes it harder for more traditional waxes to stick, which could limit the difference in appearance as well as any durability benefit.