Harbor Freight 4" Nine LED Mini Flashlight

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This is a quote from the product description of Blackfire:



"Carnauba waxes and synthetic protectants typically contain one or two polymers in a petroleum solvent base. Some of these solvents can be quite strong and up to 60% of a product’s volume."



It goes on to say that BF is paint-friendly and will not dry out or dull the top layer.



I thought only cleaning products like AIO, PPCL, etc. had high amounts of solvents? Do products like Souveran, Blitz, KSG, Zaino, etc have a petroleum solvent base? And if this is so, how is layering of any of these products possible? Also, will repeated use dry out or dull my paint? I usually end up applying a coat of something almost every weekend on at least two cars.



Thanks.

 

[Andre']

YES they all have solvents, some are strongre than outhers, and some have larger amounts than outhers. Will they dry or dull paint, that's a good? Laters.

 

[DETAILKING]

and can not layer..... Very few products can layer........

 

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DK, Andre, thanks.



DK, so what are a few of the exceptions? Blackfire, Zaino... Anything else? Klasse SG?

 

[michakaveli]

Bought a couple items at my local HF, and they threw in a free LED flashlight. It was very bright considering it's size, so I walked over to my washing machine to see if I could find swirls and RIDS. To my amazement. I did, and they were lear as day.

Haven't used this yet on auto paint, but I will try it out and report back. This could be a great, inexpensive swirl finder.