removing bf wdafpp with a spray wax?

[miker2012]

i am trying to find ways to cut down my detailing times....like the title says, can i remove blackfire wet diamond all finish paint protection with bf midnight ivory spray wax?

any pros/cons to doing so?

thanks

 

[Orinda Auto Detail]

I'd use poly spray to "remove" but you can top with MS spray. Putting MS spray on top of BFWD before removing it I think would streak really bad

 

[Todd@RUPES]

I'd use poly spray to "remove" but you can top with MS spray. Putting MS spray on top of BFWD before removing it I think would streak really bad

Exactly!!!

 

[miker2012]

thx guys

figured as much.... i removed the bf afpp with a clean mf towel and then did 2 coats of the regular bf midnight sun carnuba wax

looks awesome

will try the poly spray soon

 

[wdmaccord]

If you have BF Rinseless Wash, it works really well diluted to QD strength.

 

[Old Pirate]

I'd use poly spray to "remove" but you can top with MS spray. Putting MS spray on top of BFWD before removing it I think would streak really bad

What he said...

 

[Old Pirate]

thx guys

figured as much.... i removed the bf afpp with a clean mf towel and then did 2 coats of the regular bf midnight sun carnuba wax

looks awesome

will try the poly spray soon

Did you let the BFWD aka BFAFPP cure before applying BFMS? Try to let it cure some time before applying any wax, to ensure you get the maximum protection for your paint and not letting the wax remove some sealant when applying. Give it 6-8 hrs if in a rush or if you got the time give it 8-12 hrs before waxing so you can enjoy the whiplash affect from Blackfire.

 

[Todd@RUPES]

If you have BF Rinseless Wash, it works really well diluted to QD strength.

I agree. BF Rinseless is very versatile.