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I'm glad AG is going to carry this line......I was hoping to see their water spot remover on the product page.....any chance of this happening?

Nope, I've not. I've got so much stuff.......I think I'm good on waxes and sealants for many years to come. I'd like to try Opti-Coat at some point, but first I want to use up what I've got.

I just want to publicly acknowledge that Autogeek has recently taken very special care of me (not that they didn't before) and to say thank you for that. With their level of customer service it's certainly no wonder that AG is a growing company and the best at what they do.

No more than any other sealant I've used.

I'm a PITT guy so obviously I'm no fan, but it's a shame to see him have to go out like this though. No sympathy however, he helped bring this on himself.

I still have a ton of Wolfgang, Klasse, and Meg's NXT, but after I use them up I think I'm set on Blackfire for show cars and DP Poli-Coat for daily drivers.

I used the Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish.

Just finished doing my black Camaro and used Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish and Wet Diamond. What a joy the Blackfire line is. The car is so wet and glossy and Wet Diamond is so easy to apply and remove it's not even funny. Out of all the sealants I've used, Wet Diamond's application and...

My Camaro is black and I feel that the paint is soft. I've had good luck with MF noodle mitts from Cobra and Poorboy's. I prefer the noodle mitts because I can stick them in the washing machine, not sure how the washing machine would work for sheepskin mitts.

This is why I can never leave my Camaro unattended.

There are people that can't stand to see others have success. So to make themselves feel better about themselves they do things like that.

Yeah I hear ya man.......I don't know if I'll be able to pull the trigger on a silver sports car like the Camaro. Black is just so beautiful.

I tell ya what, I'll never buy a black vehicle again. They're beautiful when clean, but such a PITA to maintain. From now on I'm the Lone Ranger, my future cars will be silver.

There are some that Duragloss is not removing. I'm confident that I can get them out with the black pads from Megs, Menzerna 85rd, and my little Griot's. I just hate having to go that route. Does the one from CG have that disgusting vinegar smell? Thanks man.

Can anyone recommend a good one that doesn't reek of vinegar like the one made by Duragloss? I have some of that and it works very well, but the pungent stench of vinegar is very hard to take.

It'll be stored in my unheated garage.

I'm getting ready to store my Camaro for the winter and want to make sure I do the right things. Obviously I'm going to wash the car and put a couple of coats of sealant on (Blackfire). But what's next? Should I fill the tank with Gasoline or is it better to leave it as close to empty as...

Wow! First let me say that this is the first time I've used this stuff on my wheel wells and tires and I am thoroughly impressed with its cleaning ability! The way it just lifted the dirt and grime off my tires without any agitation was just awesome. I think I've found my new tire and wheel well...

Just don't lose this Saturday, please!

I'm going to wait for the ZL1 to be released, then I'll consider getting a new one. Probably white or silver, won't be as beautiful as black, but at least I can drive it and not quite worry so much.