Blackfire Sealer Wax

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Yesterday I had the great pleasure of trying the BFSW for the first time.
I saw how well it worked for others , I read how the members praised it, well they were 100% correct about it. :dblthumb2:

Helped a member here who owns a beautiful blue 1999 BMW Coupe.

We clayed it will with the BF Poly Clay. Great clay, easy to work with and removes contaminets fast.

Compounded using WG Über.
Polished using BF Polish, WOW:dblthumb2:

So what about the BF Sealer Wax?

I'm a hugh fan of the WGPS, it leaves a super high gloss, apply to the entire car, wait an hour then buff off.
But this review is about the BFSW:)

Getting to that. Lol

I opened the beautiful black wooden box the sealer comes in then removed it out of the box and began reading the instructions , I'm one of those guys that reads them. :)

It said apply an even thin coat, wait 10 minutes until it hazes over then gently buff off.
I applied it super thin, waiting until it hazed, did a swipe test and found it was ready to remove.
Got my hands on the best MF towel we had, I didn't use any pressure and it buffed off easier than any lsp I ever used, really, so easy.

Now back to the WGPS, as I said you wait and hour, comes off easy and leaves a nice high gloss shine but when I buffed off the BFSW my jaw dropped, I stood back amazed, it was the best shine I've ever seen compared to any other sealer/wax.
I was with two members here, I said, "y'all come check this out, they were like me, jaw dropping experience. :dblthumb2:

Below is what we saw, the pictures here give this product no justice.

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Don't forget this is a 1999 car.

What I love about it is you don't have to wait long before removing it, goes quick.

5 Stars:dblthumb2:
 
Man that BMW is looking sweet! I might need to pick some of this up and run it through the ringer.
 
I'm a huge BF fan, love all of their products. Up till now I haven't tried the sealant wax since I have a lot of Midnight Sun sitting on the shelf....looks like it's time to add another new product to the inventory.
 
Nice review! Although its all in the prep work really, i doubt youd see a difference in looks if you did a 50/50 on the hood, buuut thats a whole nother topic lol
 
KillaCam said:
I'm confused. Did you use black ice?
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it was the BLACK ICE. i thought the same. did BF release a new sealer wax? i have read nothing but praise about black ice! i have not used it yet. nice to see you can get it in a 3oz size.

nice BMW and results. :props:
 
Dunno about "Black Ice".
I didn't see that one the can, it said " BF Sealer Wax".
The wax is Black.
Sorry for the confusion but that's all I saw on the can.

I'll have to get Grady here who's a member to take a pic of the box it comes in or when I have time I'll find it and post it for you guys.
Whatever it is sure is awesome.
 
I think the full name is like Blackfire BlackIce Hybrid Montan Sealing Wax - or something like that. It don't matter. Car looks great.
 
yea that's the one. and yea for me seeing kevin apply the wax that easily and buffing it out even easyer i was like let me try that. it really went on real smoothly and came off even easyer. when kevin called me over to take a look at the hood he had just buffed out i was amazed of the shine it had. my hart started beating faster lol. i haven't used any other sealant waxes so i really can't compre but i love the BFSW. Also the good thing about it, it'll last you a good long time bc of the thin coat you need to put on.
 
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