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I’ve had it on my Civic since the beginning of May. I wash it about once a month and maintain with McKee’s 37 Hydro Blue or Hydro Graphene. It had about 11,700 miles at time of application and is just now hitting 20,000 miles. No real degrading so far. It is a daily driver that sees 250 - 300...

I have McKee’s 37 Graphene Sealant that I applied on my car at the beginning of May. I only wash every few weeks and maintain with McKee’s 37 Hydro Blue or Hydro Graphene (spray on, rinse off products). Still holding strong. Protection is supposed to be about a year, and I wouldn’t be surprised...

They get an A for effort and extra points for cuteness. :awesome::goodjob2:

Yes, yes, and yes. Very easy to apply, wipes off like butter, slicker than a greased doorknob, great hydrophobics, excellent durability. I have used DGPS in the past, but Blackfire Paint Sealant takes home the win.

I have my suspicions.

I assume this thread is in response to the one I posted in the Customer Comments section; just curious as to why it was moved to the moderator’s corner?

I would just like to say that Blackfire Paint Sealant blows Deep Gloss Paint Sealant’s socks off. As you were.

Well none of my favorites are sold on Autogeek. But since you asked, my favorites are McKee’s 37 Fast Interior Detailer and Jay Leno’s Garage Interior Detailer. I’ve also just started playing with Lithium Inner Space, but need some more time with it.

My advice would be to start with these: Mike Phillips' Show Car Shine Book & DVD Combo Don’t get too hung up on brands or “what is the best ______?” There are hundreds and hundreds of brands. “Best” is relative. That being said, you won’t go wrong with Blackfire or McKee’s 37. Both lines are...

Pretty frickin’ sweet! Love the Bronco. :dblthumb2:

Just out of curiosity, how are you guys washing truck and SUV roofs? Do you get up on a step ladder or work platform and use a wash mitt and just keep moving the step ladder/work platform around the vehicle? Do you use a boar’s hair brush or mitt on a handle? I got a boar’s hair brush to do just...

I’ve used a brass bristle toothbrush with degreaser to remove paint dots. Just work gently.

Here’s a review on the Grit Guard Universal Pad Washer I did a number of years back. https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/29698-product-review-grit-guard-universal-pad-washer.html?highlight=

Hard to say. I took my sweet time and just enjoyed the process (and the weather).

So after ignoring my poor Civic for several weeks, I used the beautiful weather today to do a spring wash and get the paint decontaminated, cleaned, and sealed. I didn’t feel that any sort of correction was warranted, so I used an AIO by hand to clean and polish the paint and prep it for a...

Anybody had any experience with Blackfire Tire Gel? Got some as a sample but was curious as to how it looks/performs compared to say Perl or VRP.

When you’re working on your 50 cm by 50 cm square, imagine it is a picture frame. First “frame out” your square, and then cross-hatch inside your frame. Also make sure to slightly overlap into adjacent previously coated areas to avoid gaps between “squares.”

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