Blake Phelps 1956 Ford F100 - BLACKFIRE One Step

[Mike Phillips]

Blake Phelps 1956 Ford F100 - BLACKFIRE One Step


I'm just sharing a pictures sent to me via e-mail. I've been sharing new tools, products and pads with Blake over the phone. He lives in New Orleans.


I encouraged him to join the forum as this is where I share articles and information of value. FB is popular but it's a horrible interface for sharing any info of substance and/or value and it's a lot harder for Google to find it over time.


Here's what Blake sent me in two different FB messages and then the pictures below via e-mail.


Hello Mike,

Great photos and information you have given me in the last few months. Its a new world in the circle of detail tools and products. Many things going on from many different mfg's. Will start 56 ford pickup tomorrow with the Blackfire One Step.

Thanks for all your professional advice. Will be looking for a school in the future I can attend.

Blake
New Orleans



Mike,

The Blackfire One Step product is over the top great! I sent you photos to your email

This product is almost magical and it was on black lacquer paint!

Blake
New Orleans




And here's a truck he recently detailed using the BLACKFIRE One Step.


http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/722/Black_Ford_F100.jpg

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/722/Black_Ford_F100c.jpg



Looks amazing Blake! I told you this was some good stuff!


For anyone reading this into the future, here's my review when the BF One Step was launched.


Review: BLACKFIRE One-Step Cleaner/Wax by Mike Phillips (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/redirect-to/?redirect=https%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl.com%2Fyb7ew7o8)


This is a real-time review in that I just received the latest incarnation of this product yesterday. The beta versions I tested worked great but I think the before and after pictures below show this newest version is the new Speed Killer.


I've only used the product for one section and that was to do my Test Spot. I'll update this post later today with my final thoughts after buffing out this entire car. Until then... like the saying goes...


A picture tells a thousand words...


http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/3551/1971_ChevelleRestoRod_028.JPG



:)

[Mike Phillips]

More...


Here's Blake's other recent e-mail to me....


How to fix Rust showing through original single stage paint? (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-mike-phillips-your-detailing-questions-/122048-how-fix-rust-showing-through-original-single-stage-paint.html)



He sent me pictures of the Impalas after he detailed them and they too looked GREAT!



:)

[Mike Phillips]

And for everyone reading this into the future....


It's SO IMPORTANT to take the time to get GREAT BEFORE PICTURES.

It's the BEFORE pictures that document how great you are, not the after pictures. You can always take after pictures but you only have one chance to get the before shots to show everyone just how horrible the car looked before you put your healing hands onto it.


See my article here,


The power in the after shots is created in the before shots (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tricks-tips-techniques/21216-power-after-shots-created-before-shots.html)





And instead of just reading, join the forum and participate.


Click here to join the AutogeekOnline.net car detailing discussion forum - THE best forum on the Internet (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/register.php)



:)

[Kamakaz1961]

Thank you for this post! BTW, My Dream Truck is the 1956 Ford F100. I would retro-mod it and Black is the color I would choose. What a BEAUTIFUL RIDE!