7 Minute Engine Detailing with BLACKFIRE

[Mike Phillips]

Mike and I demonstrated this kit live at Cars & Coffee last weekend.

Yancy filmed the event - maybe if I ask him nicely he'll put something together.

This is correct. We did this detail live in front of around 100 people.

Panoramic shot of the class last Saturday....


When doing cosmetic engine detailing it's a fast and simple, not long, messy and difficult.

Here's a set-up shot showing the feed from the camera on the monitor on the wall and Yancy filming Nick doing the work.




Yancy filming Nick...




With our multiple monitors in the Show Car Garage everyone in any seat can see the action - live!

[KMdef9]

Great work Evan!



Mike and I demonstrated this kit live at Cars & Coffee last weekend. Yancy filmed the event - maybe if I ask him nicely he'll put something together.

That would be great!

It seems I am missing some other tips/tricks to get an engine bay done that quick. And I've used the AIO from BF.

[Nick McKees37]

That would be great!

It seems I am missing some other tips/tricks to get an engine bay done that quick. And I've used the AIO from BF.

If I had to guess, I would say you're probably focusing on the minors instead of focusing on the majors.

Remember...

1. Your goal is not to remove grease and grime from every intricate component of the engine bay
2. You're only cleaning what you have easy access to
3. The engine isn't as clean as it would be using the traditional methods, but it's SAFER and EASIER
4. Anyone can do it!

[parshooter]

OK, did I miss something? I read through the original post, twice, and all I saw was the commercial for the Blackfire kit. Do I have to buy the kit (all of which I already have, in one form or another) to get the directions to detail the engine?

[ronkh57]

OK, did I miss something? I read through the original post, twice, and all I saw was the commercial for the Blackfire kit. Do I have to buy the kit (all of which I already have, in one form or another) to get the directions to detail the engine?

Without a "step by step", it still seemed very clear to me.