I would love to see a Blackfire version of Jeff's Werkstatt Prime Strong. Something with strong cleaners a small amount of abrasive polishers and a little of the Blackfire shine. This could be step one All Finish Paint Protection could be step 2 and Wet Diamond could be step 3 with Deep Gloss Spray as an in-between-washes touch-up.
I would love to see a Blackfire version of Jeff's Werkstatt Prime Strong. Something with strong cleaners a small amount of abrasive polishers and a little of the Blackfire shine. This could be step one All Finish Paint Protection could be step 2 and Wet Diamond could be step 3 with Deep Gloss Spray as an in-between-washes touch-up.
rockymountaindetail
New member
couldn't have said it better.....X2!
Tuck91
New member
If Blackfire came out with an AIO cleaner wax I would try it.
Old Pirate
AMG Classic Car Detailing
Same here Nick.
imported_wfedwar
New member
Exactly, but I'd say be careful with going too aggressive on the abrasives. Prime Strong, for example, can leave hazing on really soft paint since the abrasive really can't break down before the AIO dries out. A BF-based AIO might not do that since the BF sealant seems to be oilier during application and slower to dry.
imported_glfahlc
New member
i agree.... then the line up would be complete...
I never thought of that. I don't know if having multiple versions would confuse people so I'd say just leave out the abrasive polishers and just give it a very strong chemical cleaner.
Werkstatt has a topper (Acrylic Jett) that's designed to be used as many times as you want. I wonder if anyone would be interested in a Blackfire product like that. From what I've been reading two coats of Blackfire AFPP is all you need and after that you really aren't making enough of a difference in appearance/protection for it to be worth doing. But what if Blackfire had a topper like Acrylic Jett that could be applied as many times a you wanted? And not just that but each coat made a noticeable difference in appearance and increased protection?
imported_wfedwar
New member
Any thoughts on the Blackfire AIO lately?
imported_firebird
New member
I don't mind polishing so much, however; I would be interested in option #2
for BF. I tried Zaino, good product but alot of work compared to BF. I think BF is way easier to use than Zaino with same end results.
for BF. I tried Zaino, good product but alot of work compared to BF. I think BF is way easier to use than Zaino with same end results.
imported_wfedwar
New member
ttt any more interest in this product?
Todd@RUPES
Just a regular guy
We have some things going on with the crazy people in lab coats at Blackfire. The truth is that everything we release is going to be tested, tested, and retested, before we even start testing.
imported_JSFM35X
New member
Me personally, I would prefer an Black Fire AIO with Sealant. This way I could top with a Blackfire sealant. If someone wanted to use a nuba over the top, so be it. But if it had a nuba in it, I would never use it because I am a sealant guy and if it has nuba the sealant will not bond properly.
imported_wfedwar
New member
Exciting. That would make my day.