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ok, this is so bizarre. the color changes after I add water to dilute it. here is is in the bottle after I transferred from the gallon jug. here is the straight concentrate, blue in color. here it is after I dilute it with water. it changed to green.

no one has had a batch that was blue in color?

I just opened a new gallon jug to replenish my measuring bottle and the color is blue. I’m so used to the green color. Did they change it recently or do I have a bad batch?

damn....I really liked how easy crystal seal was to use. is there anything equivalent to it that will play well with wet diamond sealant?

hi got a question about their products, is it all new or just relabeled products. I've been happily using wet diamond paint protection. after my weekly wash I'd wipe down with polymer spray and monthly I'd top off with crystal seal. I can't find these anymore. what's the equivalent products.

head on down to Pakshak. Ranny and Ron are great guys and will be more then willing to talk to you or give you advice.

has anyone ever seen this product before? looks incredible, don't know if you can use it on the paint but it would be perfect for the interior. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPM8OR6W6WE]The Official Ultra-Ever Dry Product Video - Superhydrophobic and oleophobic coating - YouTube[/video]

I don't think that's a good idea. I've noticed that when I do a rinseless, if I don't completly dry the car the ORN leaves behind a film on the paint. Putting it in the washer fluid would also leave behind this film.

I use BF wet diamond on my shower tiles. makes them feel very slipery and they seem to stay clean longer. I have hard water too and between that and the soap scum cleaning them was a pain, but the BF seems to work pretty good. I was looking the the 303 shower stuff but couldn't find it around...

but this doesn't work on Hawaii. I'd be willing to increase the minimum order for Hawaii to get free shipping, make it $300. UPS and FedEx will ship ground to Hawaii, I've recieved via ground deliver before (it still get's put on a plane and takes 5 days instead of 3 but the cost savings is...

Shipping to Hawaii is ridiculous too. I've tried to order gallon sized stuff before and picked the highest cost shipping option just to be safe and then got an email asking for more shipping. I would have ended up paying more for shipping then for the actual product. Needless to say I canceled...

I was referring to z2 and wet diamond. I really don't notice any difference between z2 and z5. Z5 is supposed to hide swirls better but to me it doesn't do anything. Z2 seems to last longer. I've used zaino cs and blackfire cs and again the bf comes out on top for ease of use. Both look...

I've used zaino for about 8 years and blackfire for about 1 year. The zaino last longer, hands down. Looks is very similar I think maybe zaino has a more plasticky look. Hard to explain but the zaino looks like there is a shiny film on the car like a glass coating or something. Blackfire is...

looks like a Toyota Highlander wheel to me. if it is, it's painted with a clearcoat top coat. Do not use mag or aluminum polish, that is for raw aluminum only. You can use a wheel wax or just use what ever you are using for the paint.

does this work on bathroom mirrors?

wipe down the bottle with straight alcohol, two passes should be good and let it air dry for a few minutes. that should take off any oils and the stickers should stick. I've had my labels on for over a year now and they're still good.

Zaino Z10 has got the best leather smell that I have used.

get an oil lubed compressor, they are more queit then oil less ones. The down side is that you can not lay it down on the side it must always be upright.

do not seal in a ziploc bag it will mold. I ruined 2 pads by doing this. I even tried putting the applicator in the bag with BFWD (not washing off) and it still grew black fuzzy mold, and that was with no water/moisture added. Now I just put the pads in a small plastic drawer storage bin...

I used to use these before I got my wheel woolies. I really like them they clean very well and are delicate and won't scratch rims even polished aluminum. The only down side is that they do not last very long. I'll get a couple of months tops before they start falling apart and start sheding.