for all the blackfire users, what do you guys think about this review below:



http://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthrea...ight=blackfire

 

He can't spell recently... lol... j/k. Just to note, I haven't used blackfire yet. Reading the entire page he used it once, and sounds like he didn't use it correctly. If you read the directions it talks about the small amount you need to use - and in his review(farther down) he talks abou how thick it was. And having a reply about how blackfire looks from a more professional shop gives much more information regarding the situation than the reviewer himself. I guess I'm saying that I wouldn't give all the blame to the product.

=)

 

After reading that post I don't think you'll be at any loss with the purchasing the products and tring it. All you loss is the cost of the shipping. On the other hand I think Blackfire is a lot better than Zanio, but that's my humble opinon.

Here is my review from earlier today.

http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthre...threadid=13496

I will say it's a little more harder to apply the first application. But once you start to keep after it (the same way as zanio) the better it gets.

 

Interesting review. I wonder in what order he did all these applications, and how he preped the surface between coats?

After using BF, and following properautocare.com instructions of applying thin coats, I've never seen this problem of clouding, and I'm using it on Super Black in a garage with flourescents. I have to admit, I've never tried Zymol.

I have to hand it to properautocare for their customer service. I've called them a couple times, and they have always been helpful.