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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by DetailZeus View Post
    Great work! I got a brand new quart of One Step sitting on the shelf.

    Meguiar's Fast Finish is supposed to be good against dust but I haven't used it personally. IIRC Mike's used Sonax PNS to top the horizontal panels after One Step? I'll be paying attention to the suggestions since I'm looking for a "drying aid" type LSP that will serve as the only form of protection after the sealant from One Step is long gone. If it has OK durability then great, but I'm really looking for something that levels easily on the paint I can haphazardly spray on as I dry as fast as I can with my PFMs to avoid water spots.
    You will love it! I have seen him use PNS on top of this stuff as well. I'm a big believer in product "synergy" so I think I'm just gonna spring for the Blackfire Synthetic Spray Wax. Price wise it won't hurt too much to try. It supposedly contains Polycharger which is an old rapid curing additive, I'm hoping that it will cross link with the same stuff in One Step and give me the ultra slickness and shine I want from the end product while upping the durability by a little. I'm sure it will work a whole lot better in the sun than the SiO2 Sealant at minimum. Don't get me wrong, the SiO2 Sealant is OUTSTANDING. I used it on top of One Step on my gf's car about 5 months ago, and it surprisingly still beads water and is holding up well. Just need something a little quicker and easier to use.

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Wow !!! "PolyCharger".... Havent heard that term being thrown around since 2010. LOL

    I still have some stored somewhere...


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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by psnt1ol View Post
    Wow !!! "PolyCharger".... Havent heard that term being thrown around since 2010. LOL

    I still have some stored somewhere...

    Oh man!! Yeah it reminds me of the old Zaino days of mixing the catalyzer with the sealant in those tiny little bottles

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by crg001 View Post
    Oh man!! Yeah it reminds me of the old Zaino days of mixing the catalyzer with the sealant in those tiny little bottles
    Yup.... It made me feel like chemist. LOL

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by DetailZeus View Post
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    IIRC Mike's used Sonax PNS to top the horizontal panels after One Step? ...
    I apologize I can't remember the member, but I stole someone from here's method when I did my Wife's Mom's black Volvo last summer - In his post, the member used Griot's One Step Sealant, but I used BlackFire One Step the same way: Do your rounds with One Step, leave on to haze. Before wiping off, spray a stripe of the PNS on, then wipe off. Still wipes off One Step easy. (I think it may have been Cruz's Car Wash. It was a production detailer for sure.)

    I haven't had a chance to do a hand wash on the car yet, but last time I saw it it's still looking stellar. She's just been doing drive through touchless washes to my knowledge.

    Planning on using BSD as a drying aid when I get a chance to give it a proper wash.

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by psnt1ol View Post
    303 is part of my package now after a one step. I have it on my DD as well and it been almost 4 months since I had it on. Still going strong and my DD sits outside 24/7.
    After you did the one step did you do anything else before you put the 303 on?

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by Njackson388 View Post
    After you did the one step did you do anything else before you put the 303 on?
    nope... I just went right in to applying 303

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by psnt1ol View Post
    nope... I just went right in to applying 303
    Thanks

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by oneheadlite View Post
    I apologize I can't remember the member, but I stole someone from here's method when I did my Wife's Mom's black Volvo last summer - In his post, the member used Griot's One Step Sealant, but I used BlackFire One Step the same way: Do your rounds with One Step, leave on to haze. Before wiping off, spray a stripe of the PNS on, then wipe off. Still wipes off One Step easy. (I think it may have been Cruz's Car Wash. It was a production detailer for sure.)

    I haven't had a chance to do a hand wash on the car yet, but last time I saw it it's still looking stellar. She's just been doing drive through touchless washes to my knowledge.

    Planning on using BSD as a drying aid when I get a chance to give it a proper wash.
    It was indeed Cruzscarwash

    This is the post: Entry level combo that's made me a ton of $$$

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    Re: BLACKFIRE One Step - I'm a Believer!

    Quote Originally Posted by SNP209 View Post
    It was indeed Cruzscarwash

    This is the post: Entry level combo that's made me a ton of $$$
    Thank you!!! It worked really slick, and I’ve wanted to make sure I give credit where it was due. For the life of me I couldn’t figure out a search term to find the thread.

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