Will BFWD darken paint?

Dubbin1 said:
So the durability is about the same as WGDGPS. I guess I would have to try it to test the looks of the two.
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I'm a big fan of WGDGPS also, but after trying BFWD, I can't see enough of a difference between them to justify the price difference. As soon as my WG is done, I probably won't get anymore.
 
mikenap said:
I'm a big fan of WGDGPS also, but after trying BFWD, I can't see enough of a difference between them to justify the price difference. As soon as my WG is done, I probably won't get anymore.
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So you're saying they are pretty much the same and I shouldn't spend the money on the BF until my WGDGPS is gone?
 
the first time i used it on my 2000 ford f150 dark teal, it definitely darkened the appearance some, but the finish was so impressive i didn't even care. friends noticed that it looked darker, but said it looked even better. i recently used it on a friends 2004 silver infiniti with no change in color at all.
 
BFWD is neutral/semi-bright. It seems to hide scratches and swirls not from darkness, but from a slight filling ability in the formula. What I like about BFWD is that it's neutral but still offers nice depth, which gives metallic paints a really nice look. Good depth while still bringing out the metallic flake.

WG DGPS is definitely dark and deep, excellent for solid cars and darker colored vehicles. I am not impressed by DGPS's durability so I always add Polycharger to it and it works out great. But I also add Polycharger to BFWD anyways.
 
I know its only been a couple of days and the car hasn't moved but I will say that the BFWD is noticable slicker then the coat of Fuzion I put on last week. It seems to be about as slick as the coat of WGDGPS that I put on my wifes car last week.

All in all I think it took less product and is easier to remove then WGDGPS. I'll give it two thumbs up :thumbup:

And to stay on topic. it didn't seem to darken the paint any.
 
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