Which product most excites you?

I'd say everything. There are products coming out that are brand new.....so those would get special attention from me.
 
Todd Helme said:
Yes, the topper is the new BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond Polymer Spray that has been posted elsewhere on the forum. Forth-coming additions to the line let us focus this product (formerly called 'Deep Gloss Spray') more directly into a spray sealant, although it can still be used to remove light dust, smudges, and finger prints. Before it was a dual-role qd/spray sealant, now it is more of a spray sealant that can be used as a qd.

The number (load) of Wet Diamond polymers has been increased dramatically, you are basically looking at Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection that has been tweaked just enough to be used in a spray while remaining extremely user-friendly.

Of course it wasn't just a matter of adding more polymers, the back end of the formula had to be gone through to make sure all of those polymers hitting the paint work correctly. I think you will like the result, if you liked Deep Gloss you will love Wet Diamond Polymer Spray.
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Now Im getting excited! Todd would this be recommended to be used with other sealants that are polycharged? Im speaking about premium finish care products specifically.
 
classofshine said:
Now Im getting excited! Todd would this be recommended to be used with other sealants that are polycharged? Im speaking about premium finish care products specifically.
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Wet Diamond Polymers is actually three separate polymers that work in conjunction with each-other for an extreme synergistic effect (that is all three polymers are far stronger together then they would be by themselves, think 1+1+1 = 4). Polycharger also has multiple polymers, so you are, in some ways covering the range of polymer sealants available. This is why BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond AFPP has such a positive track record when used over anything.

BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond Polymer Spray is the same. You can literally use it to top anything, or by itself as a spray sealant. I don't recall if we tested it directly on PFC products, but I know others did (as well as HUGE range of other brands) and the reviews were all positive. So I would (at the very least) recommend trying it over any product.
 
Everything! I love BFWD, especially the shampoo, so I'm really looking forward to trying the new line. The AIO got my attention!

It really is a great line, so much so that everything is quickly becoming a staple for me (not a good news for the wallet). :D
 
What excites me most ? In 2011 it would have to be the Meguiars microfiber pads and D300. It makes me look like I actually know what I'm doing on serious paint corrections. For 2012 I'm looking forward to trying some nano-coatings. Next on my list is to get out and meet some other detailers and forum members across this great country of ours. Careful I may be coming to a city near you. :lol2:
 
Since I have never had the opportunity to try any (new or old) of the Blackfire line of products as of yet, I would be excited to try any of them.

The new Wet Diamond Polymer Spray or the new Wet Diamond Waterless Wash have my interest.
 
I like BFWD and just waiting on the new products....I will go with the entire line of BF and try to get rid of my WG and Men. products....
 
Todd Helme said:
Yes, the topper is the new BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond Polymer Spray that has been posted elsewhere on the forum. Forth-coming additions to the line let us focus this product (formerly called 'Deep Gloss Spray') more directly into a spray sealant, although it can still be used to remove light dust, smudges, and finger prints. Before it was a dual-role qd/spray sealant, now it is more of a spray sealant that can be used as a qd.

The number (load) of Wet Diamond polymers has been increased dramatically, you are basically looking at Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection that has been tweaked just enough to be used in a spray while remaining extremely user-friendly.

Of course it wasn't just a matter of adding more polymers, the back end of the formula had to be gone through to make sure all of those polymers hitting the paint work correctly. I think you will like the result, if you liked Deep Gloss you will love Wet Diamond Polymer Spray.
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That sounds fantastic - perfect to boost BFWD. Can this be used on a wet car, like other spray waxes/sealants? Or will using it on a wet surface hinder to cross-linking of the polymers?
 
Todd Helme said:


The number (load) of Wet Diamond polymers has been increased dramatically, you are basically looking at Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection that has been tweaked just enough to be used in a spray while remaining extremely user-friendly.
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Does it have the durability to be used as a stand alone LSP?
 
OK. You have us all hyped. How about a progressive sale of the new Blackfire products? One unit @ retail then a progressively better discount with the increase in the number of products you try. Purchase the whole line and save
MEGA DOLLARS! Hey, a guy can try can't he?? Spring is in the air, I need product!:drool:
 
I'll have to say the rinseless wash. I've become a big fan of these types of products and I have enjoyed trying different ones to see how they compare.
 
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