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Yes... BF One Step (once yearly) followed by Sonax BSD, once every 2-3 washes. But looking for a change. 3D One seems too aggressive for me, maybe even 3D Speed. I looked at the Sonax AIO and the label seems to indicate an agressive cut as well. Made up my mind to search and watch some...

Will look into this. Thanks for the recommendation.

I like the BF for ease of removal as well. What would be a good topper for the 3D Speed? Durable and hydrophobic...

So, I've been a BlackFire One Step fan for the past 5 years and my supply has been used up. I typically perform a paint correction annually on the cars and use Sonax BSD as a topper after every few washes. That combo has been fantastic for me. The only downside to that regimen is the BSD, too...

Got my son a new ride a couple of weks ago. It liked Blackfire One Step as well!

... and the interior. Warm water and Simple Green, wipe with clean water then a little 303. Not bad for 4 years... and in Florida. Thank God for garages!

Not today but about a month ago after the Blackfire One Step did it's thing! Not just the reflections, but the gloss...

Did you do the fingernail test... can you remove them with a little pressure and persistence?

That's about the best response here! :D ... and the sales guy was also correct. If the customer can't find value in your service for his product, he won't bite.

I used Meguiars Cleaner Wax for the better part of the last 3 decades, once or twice a year and the paint has ALWAYS held up well. No clear coat failure and the shine is still there. Switched to Blackfire One Step in 2018 when I upgraded from my 15 yr old Infiniti. Still have my 02 Sequoia...

I had a similar experience with Beadmaker, I think it was applied too heavily or not buffed off enough. There's likely an additive that makes the surface of the paint slick and if you leave too heavy of a layer, dust sticks to the layer of BM, or in your case Bead It. Once I reapplied BM after...

But diluting it probably impacts the “Endurance” aspect. Looks like it’s still selling so there’s likely a market for this gel, right? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Thanks for the info... ordered 2. Apart from car washes, they'll come in handy putting up Christmas lights and hurricane shutters as well.

Yes... what did you attempt to dilute the Endurance gel with? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I think there are 2 major factors here that might influence your decision. 1. How often do you wash your car? 2. Where is your car stored between washes, out in the open or garage kept? If you wash fairly often, weekly or biweekly, I would say most OTC spray waxes would be more than...

I use 303 on my car and Meg’s QID on y daughter’s Civic... both products are top notch. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Glad to hear it worked well. Report back on longevity. I'll probably try it out on my next wash.

I prefer the water to bead and and roll off almost immediately... BSD does that for me. But a light misty rain will leave that lizard skin look... Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Definitely need to apply very sparingly to avoid sling, especially in the hot summer states. You apply the endurance gel in the cool when the tires are cold, then the tires heat up and day gets into the 90s... sling, sling, sling. I use the gel so sparingly that after 2 years, and washing my...

I agree. I've been using this for the last 2 years and found it works best at full strength. Application is grabby and you have to be diligent with the wiping and buffing, but the shine and hydrophobic qualities are the best I've seen. As others have stated, BSD does not behave like a detail...