BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond Rinseless Wash - BRAND NEW PRODUCT

TroyScherer said:
Wow!!! How have I missed this up until now??? It looks and sounds very similar to ONR. So that begs the question of how does it compare to ONR?

I have read and had some issues with ONR degrading my Colli 845 very quickly. Hopefully this can play nicer with my Colli 845.
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I've had the same issues with ONR and 845. Posted about it on another forum, where a couple of others agreed(Umi was one of them, maybe he can chime in here too) and many more said we were all crazy! Never did try 845 with the DPRW while I had it although others said they played well, but hopefully the BF version will work as well.
 
This stuff gets very confusing. What works with what, what doesn't and so on. You need a spread sheet to keep it all straight or just use the same product line and be sure.
 
rzatch said:
This stuff gets very confusing. What works with what, what doesn't and so on. You need a spread sheet to keep it all straight or just use the same product line and be sure.
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Just use BLACKFIRE ;)

To answer the above, obviously it would be impossible to test everything with everything, but we haven't found anything that BLACKFIRE doesn't play well with, just like the sealant.
 
mikenap said:
I've had the same issues with ONR and 845. Posted about it on another forum, where a couple of others agreed(Umi was one of them, maybe he can chime in here too) and many more said we were all crazy! Never did try 845 with the DPRW while I had it although others said they played well, but hopefully the BF version will work as well.
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Yep, had the same issue myself - I've seen a couple of other people chime in with the same problem since. The DP seemed to play nicer with 845, though it's been quite a while since I last used the Collinite. I'll definitely be interested in picking up some of the BF, if only to see how much slicker (if at all) it leaves the surface than ONR, DP or UWW+.
 
mikenap said:
I've had the same issues with ONR and 845. Posted about it on another forum, where a couple of others agreed(Umi was one of them, maybe he can chime in here too) and many more said we were all crazy! Never did try 845 with the DPRW while I had it although others said they played well, but hopefully the BF version will work as well.
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umi000 said:
Yep, had the same issue myself - I've seen a couple of other people chime in with the same problem since. The DP seemed to play nicer with 845, though it's been quite a while since I last used the Collinite. I'll definitely be interested in picking up some of the BF, if only to see how much slicker (if at all) it leaves the surface than ONR, DP or UWW+.
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I have watched that thread hoping some from Opt would chime in. It made me feel good that I was not the only one having that problem. I really stinks as I bought a gallon of ONR and now don't like using it in the winter due to my choice of #845.

I am excited and planning on trying the BF WDRW. If it leaves some of those special WD polymers behind to enhance the look then I think it is even better.
 
TroyScherer said:
I have watched that thread hoping some from Opt would chime in. It made me feel good that I was not the only one having that problem. I really stinks as I bought a gallon of ONR and now don't like using it in the winter due to my choice of #845.

I am excited and planning on trying the BF WDRW. If it leaves some of those special WD polymers behind to enhance the look then I think it is even better.
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Kind of defeats the purpose of using a RW to maintain your car if your stripping off your LSP winter protection at the same time. I've never really noticed it myself but I've been using OCW every other wash or so.
 
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