New shipment!!!

[hardwork]

I just received my new shipment of BFWD sealant and red pads today. I think I may have a problem though. My BFWD is very liquidity. From my understanding I thought it was supposed to be thicker and not runny like a bottle of water. I have M105 and M205 and they are not runny. Now I understand that the climate I am in is cold at this moment, but I would like to know what should I do?

[alko]

It's supposed to be like that. Sealants are generally thin.

[hardwork]

Ok, but isn't it supposed to have some thickness to it? I mean if I put it onto a pad right now it would be like pouring water onto my pad. It seems like it got to cold

[TroyScherer]

My BFWD is very runny. Almost like water at times and I've never had a problem with it.

[alko]

:iagree: you're fine. No need to worry. I mean you could send me the product so I can see for myself ;)

[alko]

Don't forget to post in the unpacking thread: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/off-topic/36280-post-your-unpacking-pictures.html

[mark58]

I received mine also and it was like water. You need to shake the hell out of it.:props:

[alko]

yeah I should have mentioned that. Sorry.

[hardwork]

Ok thanks really appreciate the quick responses. I have a GG 6 inch polisher and will fully detail my SS this spring but want to stock up on all my products and never used a sealant before but after I shook it up it was ok.

[mark58]

Ok thanks really appreciate the quick responses. I have a GG 6 inch polisher and will fully detail my SS this spring but want to stock up on all my products and never used a sealant before but after I shook it up it was ok.
For best results keep it lying on the side and just turn it over now and then.

[mwtaco]

since the consistency of hardworks bfwd seems to be ok and there is a gathering of bfwd users here, excuse my hijack, but what is the difference in using a black pad vs red pad for bfwd.

[tw33k2514]

since it seems to be ok and there is a gathering of bfwd users here, excuse my hijack, but what is the difference in using a black pad vs red pad for bfwd.

Really nothing. Red is softer, but I have applied many LSPs with a black pad with no issues.