When it's on SALE - GETS SOME! - BLACKFIRE ONE STEP

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When it's on SALE - GETS SOME! - BLACKFIRE ONE STEP


I've done this a number of times in the past, that is start a new thread to alert you that NOW is the time to buy some of the more expensive but COOL products so you can get the best bang for your buck.

You can either trust me.... or read a few my my write-ups below.




Mike I trust you, give me the link to buy now.



BLACKFIRE One Step 32 oz.

BLACKFIRE One Step 1-Gallon

It's also available in 16 ounces but for the price difference between the 16 ounce bottle and the 32 ounce bottle you might as well spend the extra few bucks and twice as much by getting the 32 ounce bottle.

BLACKFIRE One Step 16 oz.








Mike I need more information.


Review: BLACKFIRE One-Step Cleaner/Wax by Mike Phillips


The below was done using ONE product and you're basic 8-Section Passes with a DA Polisher.

 

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One more....


This is just ONE car out of 10 cars that was detailed in one of my classes. Just a pure plug for my classes - they are the MOST HANDS-ON Detailing Classes on Planet Earth. Nothing else compares.


Check this out....


1940 Buick -Before & After - EXTREME extreme Makeover!


This car was stored in a barn for over 25 years!!!


BEFORE

AFTER

Nice work class!


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And there's a FULL WRITE-UP for this car here. In other words, more pictures showing how the class tackled this car head-on.


1940 Buick -Before & After - EXTREME extreme Makeover!

 

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RIGHT NOW the BLACKFIRE line is on sale for 30% off.

You can pick up a quart of the BLACKFIRE One Step for $30.00 - you save $10.00


And after you use it ONE TIME - you'll love it.

BLACKFIRE One Step - 32 ounces


It will work with any type of polisher and any pad and even by hand.


My go-to product for daily drivers and one-step production detailing.


FWIW

 

[dgage]

In your review thread you mention maybe 3 months of protection. With as much time as you’ve had on the product and knowing how people touch the vehicle matters, do you have anymore information on protection longevity? Thanks.

 

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How long anything lasts simply comes down to environment and how the paint is touched.

Lots of factors involved.

I do top with a non-cleaning sealant for customer cars (not my own).

Usually BF BlackIce.