FromZto5

My first experience with this last fall was not that impressive... but this summer I gave it another chance, and now it's slowly creeping up my fave sealant list.

It's durability, slickness, and it's flake-popping ability are its best assets. It's very comparable to 4Star UPP actually... I'm still debating which of the 2 looks better on dark colors. hmmmm.

Anyways, I've used it now on all 3 of my vehicles, 2 blue, 1 silver. It applies very easy, removes very easy, and its shine is very good. See pics below, all 3 have Blackfire. No nuba on top. Again, I'm impressed.

mikenapoli

Man, all 3 of those look stunning!

FromZto5

Thanks so much mike. Coming from you that means a lot

Autogeek.net

Excellent photos!

I'm a big fan of BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection as well.

Blackfire Infiniti G37 Sport Makeover: Part 2

FromZto5

Since when did you guys frequent this mustang forum? I'm a regular on Autogeek.net... Nice to have you onboard. I need to restock my ONR, v7, and clay pads

CCTking

As always your cars look amazing! Ive been considering movin away from klasse and changin things up and im stuck between blackfire and 4star

FromZto5

4star looks wetter IMO. Blackfire might be a tad more durable.

dburton_mi

Which sealant are you using?

Total Polish & Seal:

or

Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection:


I'm torn between the Klasse/Pinnacle package on Autogeek and a BlackFire stack. I have 2 weeks now before my DIB shows up to figure it out.

FromZto5

^ I think the first link is a polish and seal combo in one. Don't use that. Use dedicated polishes or sealant but not all in ones. Not a fan of those.

I use the pure sealant.

CCTking

Well with lighter colors (white especially) its gets challenging tellin the difference at times. But with the ever changing weather of south texas i think blackfire might be a better route