I have a dark grey and black car, both new in hot south Florida. I am considering BlackFire One step or something from Pinnacle either Black Label Sealant or the liquid souveran car wax. Suggestions? I like one step but does not the Blackfire go on easy by hand. Does the Blackfire One Step stain plastic molding if I get some on it?
BlackFire One Step or Pinnacle for dark colored car
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ScottMac27
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Personally I like the deep wet look of HD Speed topped with HD Poxy on dark colored cars. You can even finish it off with Ultimate Fast Finish if you like for long lasting protection.
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Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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The BlackFire AIO looks great on darker paint. After the AIO session go over with an application of the BlackFire midnight Sun Carnauba spray wax.
I dont recall it staining trim. However I always tape trim when working with a liquid product such as an AIO, compound, polish.
I dont recall it staining trim. However I always tape trim when working with a liquid product such as an AIO, compound, polish.
BADetailing
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One of my fav combos is HD Speed topped with Megs Ultimate Fast Finish but have yet to try the HD Poxy
soobaroo
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I used Blackfire one step for the first time today on a new black truck. Had issues with it slinging around but that’s probably me. It does look good but doesn’t feel as slick as other products I’ve used. Didn’t get it all done but I plan to finish by hand. I’m just making too much of a mess with an orbital. Think I’ll put Pinnacle liquid wax over it.
ScottMac27
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It's pretty doggone good! Easy application and release, no dusting and some pretty good life.
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BADetailing
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Will try some soon