How much work is it worth?

**cgdalton** · 04-12-2020, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by Markymapo

BF one step, as mentioned above. Do you have any products laying around that you haven’t tried as you could use the vehicle mentioned for practice ( which is what I did with our 19 year old Acura TL. But luck had it 6 weeks later the transmission went. I guess it didn’t like me driving her around showing off her shine)

I actually dont. This will be the first time I do any kind of correction (I'm still kinda new to the whole detailing thing). I had been contemplating UroFiber and 3D One, but is there a state able advantage of using the BF and foam combo? I have nothing (other than a polisher) so I'm a clean slate.

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**PaulMys** · 04-12-2020, 04:26 PM

What polisher/pads do you have?

**cgdalton** · 04-12-2020, 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by PaulMys

What polisher/pads do you have?

Polisher is a MaxShine
Just ordered some LC foam pads

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**PaulMys** · 04-12-2020, 04:32 PM

Love the LC flat pads. I have always used 3D Speed (Formerly HD Speed) for one-steps, and have got great results. But, this is on my own babied vehicles.

I have never used the BF One Step, but so many guys on here that know a TON rave about the stuff, and I do not doubt them.

I would go the BF route.

**pilotpip** · 04-12-2020, 09:41 PM

Originally Posted by cgdalton

I actually dont. This will be the first time I do any kind of correction (I'm still kinda new to the whole detailing thing). I had been contemplating UroFiber and 3D One, but is there a state able advantage of using the BF and foam combo? I have nothing (other than a polisher) so I'm a clean slate.

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From someone that is strictly a hobbyist, and has daily drivers that don't get pampered I don't think you can go wrong with an All in one. They're simple, straight forward, provide decent correction, protection, and they're about as fool-proof as it gets. They're going to give a marked improvement over nothing. I'll put my truck and car with McKees 360 (no longer sold here) up against 90% of the daily drivers you see out there. Mine look MUCH better. Blackfire has great reviews here and that will probably be what I go to next.