Anyone that used it noticed any scratch hiding/filling ability? I've bought it, just haven't had the time to use it yet. Seems with all the cross-linking creating a film there should be some...
To be honest I was somewhat disappointed in scratch resistance. Happy with the shine, just doesn't seem to hold up any better than a good sealant. Especially with all the maintenance sprays, washes...
There will be very few with both 110v and 12v. I use a Slime 12v that has been good and have seen others use the Ryobi mentioned with good results at autocross events. 110v won't do you any good...
Both very good suggestions of which I use. To be safe, I think I would buy both, use the Blackfire first, use it a couple months and then put the Wolfgang DGPS on. Unless you scratch it up washing...
Hey Mike, I always liked the old Blackfire Tire and Trim and just ordered the BF Tire Gel. Those Michelin Premier A/S are some awesome tires (time for a rotation)!
Pan, I just watched the latest Bead Maker video this morning and thought it was great! Liked the shocking humor as well. I had already ordered it on Cyber Monday and it will be delivered this...
Don't know about DuraGloss but your comments on Optimum are right on point. Bought a damn gallon of it too. I also have ordered Perl, which will be delivered on Monday.
I have to agree with other comments about difficult removal, not only difficult but downright exhausting! I gave up after half a hood and went over everything with Blackfire One Step. The Wolfgand...
I had great results with Blackfire One Step recently on a car I planned on polishing anyway. But this stuff worked like magic when others weren't even touching it. Hope you are well.
ANY dust is bad to breathe - can't think of any that are good for you except possibly inhalents for allergies or asthma. Wood dust is bad to breathe but if fine enough, can actually catch fire or...
Start with 400 wet sand, 600 and 1000 maybe higher then switch to a polishing compound. Some of your all in ones will work good after that. Tape off the paint first
It's likely the original coating. If that is a C6, I've heard bad results from other owners (i.e. ended up buying replacements), although I have no idea if they know what they were doing.
I used the waffle after squeegee (I have several, this one being the worst and it is getting tossed)(usually just hit the few wet spots) today, i'll see what it looks like when I drive to work...
I washed today and I squeegee my windows before I dry with a towel, so again no. I will try better pictures in the future but I don't think it is going to change the diagnosis if there is to be one....