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    Re: One step recommendation for a newbie?

    Just to chime in,


    If you go with the BLACKFIRE One Step, get the 32 ounce quart bottle. It's $40.00 and the 16 ounce bottle is $30.00.

    for for the extra $10 bucks over the cost of the 16 ounce bottle you get twice as much and after you use it ONE time you'll be glad you bought the big bottle.

    It's really nice stuff.


    Besides buffing out all manner of cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats etc. I have a really nice car hauling trailer to detail coming up. It's bright red and the owner says it's showing signs of neglect. I'll do the entire thing, (it's big), and I'll only have to go around it one time.





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    Re: One step recommendation for a newbie?

    I have been detailing only 2 years and took one of Mike P’s classes and we used BF One Step. Works great n you you can top it with different BF products.
    2022 Carrera S & Honda CRV Hybrid
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    Re: One step recommendation for a newbie?

    Quote Originally Posted by jrubs26 View Post
    ...- an Agate Gray Porsche.
    Agate Gray Metallic paint is *the* single greatest car care labor-saving device ever invented; it just never looks very dirty. One step recommendation for a newbie?

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    Re: One step recommendation for a newbie?

    Quote Originally Posted by waddell64 View Post
    100% Agreed.

    I have topped Blackfire OneStep with Blackfire BlackIce Hybrid Liquid Wax and use their Carnauba spray wax after a month or so to boost shine. It all works great and is really easy to use.
    Exactly what I do, using orange foam pads for OneStep and liquid wax or sealant by hand.

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