Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish - Durability

Z-16 contains no silicone, if that is what you mean. The gloss is slightly more than the 303, but not like an Armorall type shine. Does that make any sense?
 
I am on the edge of getting BF Wet Diamond sealant and would like to know Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish will effect the durability of the sealant due to the glaze fillers. I can live without using it but would like to get some filling action but do not want to sacrifice durability of the sealant for it. Thanks for your help.
 
agpatel said:
I am on the edge of getting BF Wet Diamond sealant and would like to know Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish will effect the durability of the sealant due to the glaze fillers. I can live without using it but would like to get some filling action but do not want to sacrifice durability of the sealant for it. Thanks for your help.
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Used it for the first time the other day on a navy mercedes, goes on easy and comes off like butter, didnt notice too much filling as I was hoping for more because it was on a no correction detail.

Wondering how it affects durability as well.
 
I emailed PAC the day I posed this and have not responded back to me yet as well...The sale that was going on has not passed and does not look like I will be getting it anytime soon.
 
agpatel:
We've checked our e-mails and do not see one posing the question you asked.

But, to address your query, Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish will not degrade the durability of Blackfire Wet Diamond All-Finish Paint Protection (BFWD).
As a matter of fact, we have those two products available in a kit, our Wet Diamond Shine kit.
The two products make a great one-two punch.
 
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agpatel:
We've checked our e-mails and do not see one posing the question you asked.

But, to address your query, Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish will not degrade the durability of Blackfire Wet Diamond All-Finish Paint Protection (BFWD).
As a matter of fact, we have those two products available in a kit, our Wet Diamond Shine kit.
The two products make a great one-two punch.
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Dont know what happened but I did fill out customer contact form on your webpage asking a question about a product. Thanks for the info thought and will prob. order it in the new year.
 
Order it! You won't be sorry. I became a BF fan in 2009 and will use nothing else going forward. If I need more cut, I will use Menzerna Super Finish, then Enhancing polish, then BFWD sealant. Otherwise, BF Enchancing Polish and BFWD will be the only products for me! :thumbup:
 
BF Gloss Enhancing Polish will enhance the durability of BF Wet Diamond on MOST paint systems.

If you are doing a PAC style, all out detail which includes paint correction and polishing the paint then the performance increase is going to be very slim. Why? Because by mechanically abrading the paint you are cleaning the surface and producing an ideal situation for the paint to accept the paint.

However if you are not going to polish the paint or are an enthusiast then GEP will clean and prepare the paint to accept the sealant.

The two products create a synergistic effect designed to enhance each other.

Todd aka T-dazzle
 
Todd-
Can you explain what a "full correction" or "all out detail" is and what the difference is in correcting versus polishing. Sorry...still learning.
 
mmiciunas@comcast.net said:
Todd-
Can you explain what a "full correction" or "all out detail" is and what the difference is in correcting versus polishing. Sorry...still learning.
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I am just trying to confuse everybody with my definitions... :scared::scared:

I personally consider detailing and paint correction to be two different art forums...

Detailing is the cleansing/preserving of various parts in a systematic fashion.

Paint Correction is polishing the paint and removing benefits. It is an enhancement.

Most 'all out details' tend to cover everything which would include some level of paint correction.

So an all out detail (including paint correction) or paint correction in an off itself will tend to clean the paint extremely well. I hope that makes sense, and if not I will try to give it another shot when I am a little more rested ;)
 
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