I have been a wet ice over fire fan for a couple years and wonder if I would get a deeper shine using BLACKFIRE BlackICE Hybrid Montan Sealant on my graphite colored Accord.
Thoughts?
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I have been a wet ice over fire fan for a couple years and wonder if I would get a deeper shine using BLACKFIRE BlackICE Hybrid Montan Sealant on my graphite colored Accord.
Thoughts?
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•Darker vehicles’ panels surfaces canQuote:
Originally Posted by Jaylow
get quite hot out under the Sun.
•Montan Wax does share several
characteristics with Carnauba Wax
•IMO: When it comes to describing car
paints’ luminosity: Shine and/or Gloss
are nearly interchangeable.
•However, from my experience:
-Montan Wax’s ability to maintain the same
“glossiness factor” as Carnauba Wax—for the
same period of time—isn’t one of those shared
characteristics.
-[I.E.: Montan Wax, to me, undergoes a more
noticeable gloss damaging chemical change...
(when trying to endure the same high-heating/
high-temperature ranges)...than does Carnauba.]
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Suggestion:
•Clean/polish/prepare a horizontal panel
as you would prior to any LSP application.
•Divide this panel in halves.
•Apply the “Fire over Ice” to one half;
the Hybrid Montan Sealant to the other.
-That way:
You’ll have a more up-close-and-personal
experience, from which you can then make
a best-for-your-scenario judgement.
Bob
I doubt it. The BF was over the BF sealant looks better (to me) than Blackice.
Yeah, I don’t know about deeper, BlackIce might be more durable but it’s hard to compare looks.
I guess part of me wanted to eliminate a step if possible. I hate buying something different if the benefit isn’t any greater.
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I actually think this wax is awesome. It looks fantastic and has a bit better durability than the standard BF wax.
BlackIce would create a very nice, durable protection with only one step, but an extra item to buy when your existing arsenal probably looks as nice.