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I have seen the recent commercials for this product. I too was amazed at how they suggested simply and casually wiping what appeared to be a very dirty car with a damp cloth was going to produce desirable results. This is exactly why companies like this won't ever get any respect from and...

I've been giving this some thought. It's pretty well known that anytime you touch the cars surface (as in drying with a M/F towel), you are likely putting scratches in it. They may be very small most of the time and not easily noticeable, but they are occurring. As an owner of a black car, this...

My favorite product is the Blackfire BlackIce Hybrid Montan Sealant Wax! Nothing makes my black car shine quite like this stuff! As we all know, thorough preparation and polishing is key to a brilliant shine. When properly prepped and finished with this product it is just stunning. Such a nice...

Another option is to gently use a wooden toothpick. As others mentioned, after the wax is removed, fix those chips! In a pinch, there are a couple of waxes you can find at the local parts store that are black in color. This may be a great stopgap until you can make a more permanent repair!

I think applying a wax on top of a sealer is a complete waste of time. How well do you think that wax will adhere on top of a product designed to help prevent contaminants form sticking to the paint in the first place? Some people do top a sealer because they prefer the look of carnuba as...

I used to use 303 aerospace on my tires. In my case, when the product wore of (pretty quickly) it seemed to leave a nasty brown stain on the tire, similar to what "blooming" looks like. I stopped using it.

A lot of sensible advice in the responses I have seen so far. This is a very subjective and difficult question to answer definitively. Unfortunately, it will ultimately come down to you just having to go by trial & error. Surface preparation is absolutely key. A well prepped surface topped with...

I did get a hold of a small (3 Oz.) jar. Just put it on a few days ago and absolutely love the quality of the shine so far. Makes the Black paint look like its about to drip off the car its so wet. Just hope I can get at least 2 months worth of this look before any significant diminish in that...

Well guys, I can now answer my own question with a resounding YES! It is indeed worth the money. I just applied a coat of Blackfire BlackIce on my Black Challenger SRT8, and it looks stunning. A truly "wet" looking finish with a fantastic radiant carnuba glow! From an "appearance" standpoint, I...

Been reading up on Blackfire BlackIce wax. The hype is impressive. Have also seen positive reviews from a few years back. Any current users of the product care to comment on its performance, compared to the advertising claims? I do realize the subjectivity that can come into play on this sort of...

Joe, your reply seems to sum it up pretty well for me. Thank you and all the others who responded.

It does seem to posses an interesting quality in that it is listed as a "High Temp" wax. Here is what my experience with many, many waxes thus far. Particularly in the summer. After thoroughly polishing and prepping my cars surface, I apply the wax, allow it to set up and buff. Looks...

Hey guys, My apologies. It appears that I may have made a mistake and posted something I shouldn't have. I can't seem to figure out how to edit a post. Can someone point out how to edit a post so I can correct it?

Thanks so much for the replies! Doesn't seem to much of a downside so far...

I get some 5.5 inch pads from a local supplier here in Las Vegas. Gloss it is their name. That's also where I got their EVO 21mm machine.

I currently have the GG 6" DA and a 21mm from another manufacturer. Will be getting the BOSS 15mm fairly soon.

I plan on trying some "low profile" pads but was wondering what the pros vs cons would be. I would be using them on a Boss 15mm DA. The vehicle is a well cared for 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8...black! I consider myself to still be a novice with machine polishing. Your thoughts...