Blackfire deep gloss sealant

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I have put down one application and would like to know if there is any advantage to applying another layer?
How about a layer of Collinite on top of the sealant or sealants?
 
The solvents in the Collinite will just remove the Blackfire. Doing more than 2 coats (coverage) is redundant. Two coats of either or would be your best bet.
 
Collinite 845
I am not sure by what you are saying: 2 coats redundant, 2 coats your best bet?
 
If you certain you have full coverage with one coat you good to go, 2 coats willnot increase durability or gloss.
 
How did you get on with the Blackfire sealant?

I tried it and found it difficult to remove in places which in turn left behind `hazy` marks in the sunshine.

User error I guess but I`m quite new to all this.

Maybe I used too much product / did not remove product correctly..
 
Kneel said:
How did you get on with the Blackfire sealant?

I tried it and found it difficult to remove in places which in turn left behind `hazy` marks in the sunshine.

User error I guess but I`m quite new to all this.

Maybe I used too much product / did not remove product correctly..
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Thin is in, wait for it to haze and it should come off super easy. Flip and change your mf often.
 
Kneel said:
How did you get on with the Blackfire sealant?

I tried it and found it difficult to remove in places which in turn left behind `hazy` marks in the sunshine.

User error I guess but I`m quite new to all this.

Maybe I used too much product / did not remove product correctly..
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No problem whatsoever. People useto say the same thing when Opticoat came out. Maybe I am just lucky or perhaps I am a little OCD.
I found BF sealant as easy to apply as a good wax, just use it spairingly.
 
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