mattsg
07-27-2019, 07:10 AM
I have a black GMC truck that I corrected with 3D One and coated with BLACKFIRE coating last winter. I use proper washing techniques and occasionally top the coating with McKees hydro blue and the finish shows almost no marring after 8 months or so of weekly washes.
Anyhow, last week I got hit by a sprinkler in the middle of a hot day while parked. The spots sat on the car for a few days until I washed and left what appeared to be some etching or residue. I tried wiping them post wash with some apc and onr and the spots remained so I went ahead and ordered some CarPro spot remover (arrives next week).
However, after a day in the sun the spots are completely gone. I washed the truck again to make sure they weren’t just masked by dust and they are truly gone. What gives?? Is there some sort of self-healing property in the BLACKFIRE coating?
Anyhow, last week I got hit by a sprinkler in the middle of a hot day while parked. The spots sat on the car for a few days until I washed and left what appeared to be some etching or residue. I tried wiping them post wash with some apc and onr and the spots remained so I went ahead and ordered some CarPro spot remover (arrives next week).
However, after a day in the sun the spots are completely gone. I washed the truck again to make sure they weren’t just masked by dust and they are truly gone. What gives?? Is there some sort of self-healing property in the BLACKFIRE coating?