In the same vein as Bonz and his Zaino posts... I just hit the 25th time of Blackfiring my baby...

I am still in awe of the Doc and his 50+ with Zaino... my hat is off to him ---



The 25th Blackfire took place after this 210 mile run today.. Sunday/ November 16th... temp was around 63F.. and beautiful....

 

Way to go Fairlady.

Keep on layering!

I just put Zaino layers 53 and 54 on yesterday.

 

newbie blackfire question..is blackfire multi step process?? clay, polish and "sealer"??

 

Bonz... Thanks ! ... I am going to have to take a two week vacation and Blackfire two-three times a day to catch up to you...

However, your Brick Z will forever set the standard benchmark.....

 

mrZee...

Blackfire is a two step process as you mentioned. The claying is optional... but recommended when you start.

Blackfire or Zaino... you can't go wrong either way.

 

aww man.. i need to start catching up... i'm only around my 8th Blackfire coat. kinda lost count. BTW, fairlady.. you still using the same bottle for all those coats? you apply both the polish and Paint Protection every time??

 

Why would you paint a picture of a plastic lawn chair on the door of your Z???

Nice shine man!

 

9am_me, the dark color of your car makes up for the lesser number of layers. Nice reflection!

Fairlady Z, you and I have to work harder given our lighter colors.

 

Looks kinda cool having that lawn chair reflection

 

s9am_me, CMA had a shine contest last year and gave away a Vac-N-Blow. If they have another contest, you DEFINATELY need to submit this pic.

Absolutely AWESOME!!!!

 

Just got back from a trip...

TCL.. you are so right.. time to rub-a-dub to catch up to that shine of s9am_me. WOW ... the beauty of dark colors !

s9am_me... no.. I am not using the same bottle.. switched to the new bottles and new formula. Everything I have is Blackfire... clay, shampoo (I love the stuff), gloss enhancing polish, all finish paint protection, deep gloss spray, wheel & tire cleaner... and yes, I go through the 2 step process every time. That process with everything else... easily takes 3 hours. However, I love every step -- and the layer buildup is "lookin' good, real good" a la Bonz.

It is becoming more and more addictive... Have already ordered some more replenishments to pick up when I am back in the US over Thanksgiving.