zeroptzero

I can do 20 or more vehicles with 1 bottle of Blackfire. Again, the key is small amounts spread thin. I apply it with a soft Lake County black pad which makes it more uniform. Wipe off with a good microfiber towel and the finish looks like and feels like glass.
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S2kRay, do you apply it with a machine ? I've got an assortment of LC pads (including black) for my PC. That might help me keep the application thinner and more even as compared to applying it by hand.

S2KRAY

I can do 20 or more vehicles with 1 bottle of Blackfire. Again, the key is small amounts spread thin. I apply it with a soft Lake County black pad which makes it more uniform. Wipe off with a good microfiber towel and the finish looks like and feels like glass.
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S2kRay, do you apply it with a machine ? I've got an assortment of LC pads (including black) for my PC. That might help me the keep the application thinner and more even as compared to applying it by hand.
[/quote]Yes, that is why I use the Porter with a black LC pad on setting 1 for a more uniform and faster application. Remember to shake the Wet Diamond thoroughly when using to insure the polycharger gets mixed in. Also, Blackfire makes a spray which is compatible with their polymer so each time you use it the vehicle looks fresh and maintains its slickness and shine.

zeroptzero

I can do 20 or more vehicles with 1 bottle of Blackfire. Again, the key is small amounts spread thin. I apply it with a soft Lake County black pad which makes it more uniform. Wipe off with a good microfiber towel and the finish looks like and feels like glass.
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S2kRay, do you apply it with a machine ? I've got an assortment of LC pads (including black) for my PC. That might help me the keep the application thinner and more even as compared to applying it by hand.
[/quote]Yes, that is why I use the Porter with a black LC pad on setting 1 for a more uniform and faster application. Remember to shake the Wet Diamond thoroughly when using to insure the polycharger gets mixed in. Also, Blackfire makes a spray which is compatible with their polymer so each time you use it the vehicle looks fresh and maintains its slickness and shine.
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oh that is good to know about the speed to use, and I will remeber to shake the bottle now. If I like the finished product of the sealant I will check out the spray maintainer. Thanks for the great info

S2KRAY

I can do 20 or more vehicles with 1 bottle of Blackfire. Again, the key is small amounts spread thin. I apply it with a soft Lake County black pad which makes it more uniform. Wipe off with a good microfiber towel and the finish looks like and feels like glass.
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S2kRay, do you apply it with a machine ? I've got an assortment of LC pads (including black) for my PC. That might help me the keep the application thinner and more even as compared to applying it by hand.
[/quote]Yes, that is why I use the Porter with a black LC pad on setting 1 for a more uniform and faster application. Remember to shake the Wet Diamond thoroughly when using to insure the polycharger gets mixed in. Also, Blackfire makes a spray which is compatible with their polymer so each time you use it the vehicle looks fresh and maintains its slickness and shine.
[/quote]Glad to help. I have had many satisfied customers using this product. Good luck.

oh that is good to know about the speed to use, and I will remeber to shake the bottle now. If I like the finished product of the sealant I will check out the spray maintainer. Thanks for the great info />
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zeroptzero

Thanks to S2kRay I also picked up a Nanoscrub kit , it sounds like a real timesaver , can't wait to use it.

S2KRAY

You are going to love the results and it will take much less time than claybarring.. Again, use the buffer on speed 1 or 2 for the nanoscrub and and make sure there is ample lubricant. Watch out for sharp corners as it will tear the edges of the pad. Happy Thanksgiving, post some pics when you get done.

zeroptzero

Thanks for the added info. , I better keep the speeds to setting 1 on my PC just to be safe my first time out, and I will avoid sharp edges for sure. I got the kit with the Adam's detailer instead of the one with Glide, it was a good bit less money, from Detailers Domain. I was wondering how long the pad will last, they say 4 times as long as clay, my clay gets tossed out after one car cleaning, does that mean this will do 4 cars ?.

Our Thanksgiving was in October but I like the US one much better, Macy's Parade, Football, no Soap Operas for the wife to watch, lol, and all that good stuff. A lot of Canadians actually take US Thanksgiving day off as a holiday, lol, something I keep trying to do but never manage to find the time.

S2KRAY

Thanks for the added info. , I better keep the speeds to setting 1 on my PC just to be safe my first time out, and I will avoid sharp edges for sure. I got the kit with the Adam's detailer instead of the one with Glide, it was a good bit less money, from Detailers Domain. I was wondering how long the pad will last, they say 4 times as long as clay, my clay gets tossed out after one car cleaning, does that mean this will do 4 cars ?.

Our Thanksgiving was in October but I like the US one much better, Macy's Parade, Football, no Soap Operas for the wife to watch, lol, and all that good stuff. A lot of Canadians actually take US Thanksgiving day off as a hojust wash it offliday, lol, something I keep trying to do but never manage to find the time. />
[/quote]I have used the Nanoscrub on 6 vehicles including 2 large SUV's and it is fine. Cleans up easy and if you drop it just wash it off. BTW I could use a clay bar multiple times but the Nanoscrub is faster and more forgiving.

zeroptzero

Thanks S2kRay, the Nanoscrub should last me a good long time then if I just use it once a year, sounds great.

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