Newest Blackfire Interior Cleaner Impressions...

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I've decided to go against using ANY APC for interior cleaning. I've tried a few other dedicated interior cleaners that have been OK. However, the thing that caught my eye about BF interior cleaner was, "If a material can be cleaned with water, it can be cleaned with BLACKFIRE Interior Cleaner." It's that safe! :props: I would guess the non-ionic surfactants have something to do with that. I was able to clean some pretty soiled panels and leather seats. The product has a nice viscosity and allowed me enough working time to use a soft interior brush to agitate. As far as I know, there's no need to go over with a damp cloth like with APC's. I didn't test it's carpet/upholstery cleaning ability, as I'm sold on a separate product for that. Anyhow, I'm really liking the new BF interior cleaner! :dblthumb2:
 
Glad you like it buddy. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. :props:
 
Sounds lovely Mark.

Have you tried nonsense? If so how does it compare?
 
tw33k2514 said:
Sounds lovely Mark.

Have you tried nonsense? If so how does it compare?
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You can dilute Nonsense as needed. I cut it 4:1 for tires and wheel wells and 10:1 for interior panels. So far I've tried 3 new Blackfire products and they have been winners, I'm sure I'll end up with this one too. Thanks for the review Mark.
 
Figured you may have tried it because they market it as leaving no residue.

rwright said:
You can dilute Nonsense as needed. I cut it 4:1 for tires and wheel wells and 10:1 for interior panels. So far I've tried 3 new Blackfire products and they have been winners, I'm sure I'll end up with this one too. Thanks for the review Mark.
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Sounds awesome!
 
tw33k2514 said:
Figured you may have tried it because they market it as leaving no residue.
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I did not know that, but I do know CG rocks!!!! :dblthumb2:

rwright said:
You can dilute Nonsense as needed. I cut it 4:1 for tires and wheel wells and 10:1 for interior panels. So far I've tried 3 new Blackfire products and they have been winners, I'm sure I'll end up with this one too. Thanks for the review Mark.
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No prob, bud. I also like BF MF cleaner. Trying the Tire Spray tomorrow.
 
Thanks for the review Mark. I picked up the cleaner and the protectant. I have not used either of them yet. Glad to hear the cleaner is a winner! Thanks again.
 
Mark, if you don't mind me prying a little... Why have you decided against APC for interiors? Does this include OPC on dirty leather?

On an unrelated note, how have you been buddy? I haven't been around as much lately.
 
Thanks for the info Mark. This is a product I have had my eye on. Just added to "the list".
 
Pats300zx said:
Thanks for the info Mark. This is a product I have had my eye on. Just added to "the list".
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You got it, bud.

As we all know, interiors are a very delicate part of the car. The most important fact(besides cleaning ability) is how safe this product claims to be. :dblthumb2:
 
What does the BF Interior Cleaner smell like? I like DP Interior Cleaner but it smells like bananas.
 
CieraSL said:
What does the BF Interior Cleaner smell like? I like DP Interior Cleaner but it smells like bananas.
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Can't really explain the smell. Some type of chemical smell, but not overpowering at all.
 
Are you going to continue to use "Inner Clean" for the protectant? Or are you going to try Blackfire Protectan?

Drew
 
WRXINXS said:
Are you going to continue to use "Inner Clean" for the protectant? Or are you going to try Blackfire Protectan?

Drew
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I love inner clean! I will use it for light duty cleaning and protection. If it's not strong enough, I'll move the BF interior cleaner, then protect with inner clean if needed.
 
Mark, have you tried DP Total Interior Cleaner? It is also not just a diluted APC like product.
 
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