frogbite66
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How much wax would it take to coat the Chevy caprice wagon in the back lot?
Blackfire BlackICE ...is it worth the $95.00?
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custmsprty
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Hands down, the worst wax I ever purchased, Synergy.
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parshooter
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Oh Bob, I never know if you are being sarcastic or not.:laughing:
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goldenlight
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it depends on your preference. Everyone eye is going to see something different. Unfortunately I can't tell the difference Between brand A and B once wax cures
FUNX650
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^^^ :confuse d: ^^^
OK...Now I see what you're saying... :laughing:
•If I'm remembering correctly...
-It was just a couple of years ago that,
for various a'sundry of reasons, "Montan
Wax" was quite often not a very welcomed
component of automotive LSPs: seemed to
connote it having a "cheapening effect".
Bob
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OP, if you can afford it then I say it's worth it. Honestly most people can't tell by the finish if you used a $100 wax or a $20 wax. If it makes you happy and feels good then it's worth it. The product itself I have heard is good. If you only have $100 to spend and are sacrificing other things because you gotta have this wax then I would say it is not worth it. Good luck and have fun.
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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 am completely satisfied.
According to Blackfire, the wax should last 4 to 5 months (as tested in the south Florida heat). If I can get a solid 2 1/2 to 3 months (here in the Vegas heat) I will be thrilled.
According to Blackfire, the wax should last 4 to 5 months (as tested in the south Florida heat). If I can get a solid 2 1/2 to 3 months (here in the Vegas heat) I will be thrilled.
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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 look. We'll see!
custmsprty
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Pics bro?
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Yup, I've got a brand new bottle, I might try it out on a black vehicle tomorrow and see how it turns out.
I don't get it...
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Blackfire Blackice is amazing on black paint:
I love it when you post those pics! It gives me hope for my black car!
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No flash, taken indoors, 60 watt single bulb in garage.
Oh. My. GAWD!!!
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Unless you are selling it to customers or have a fleet of cars you're waxing I would stick to the 3oz versions. 3oz is a lot you can get 20 plus coats out of it and if You are using other waxes it could take you a lifetime to use it all up.
Blackfire Blackice is amazing on black paint:
Every time you post a pic of any given product they all look the same. It's not the product that's making the paint look good its the quality paint job and the polishing. I've seen pictures of your car with at least 10 different products on it and they all look the same. That tells me they are all quality products you are using. There is no way you could tell the difference between product A and product B.