Review on Enhance Your Vehicle's Shine with Blackfire Pro Detailers Choice BF-900 One Step, 32 oz. by David Carter

My standard procedure is: 1) Wash 2) Dry 3) Block clay (I'll skip or use softer clay next time) 4) Blackfire polish and protective coat applied with an orbital buff 5) Sealer for Blackfire Wet Diamond- Paints applied with random orbital sander 6) Waxed (also Blackfire) I had many swirl marks, some chipped on metal, some just for primer and some were filled in with paint. Some deep scratches on the back of the wheel etc. The front of the car was the worst and needed a lot of polishing to restore it. I don't think it's worth it for my DD. The paint on these cars is naturally soft, so basically I wanted to make a "soft" part (the Blackfire polish and sealer has a lot of fillers in it). Anyway, given the condition of the paint and the 'before' condition I can't show, I'm very impressed with the results. For me, given that this is my DD all over again, the effort to achieve the result was definitely there. Blackfire Polish and Sealer - then use Blackfire's 'Crystal Sealer' (same product as Wet Diamond Sealer but quicker and easier to apply). After that, your car will shine. want more depth add wax. Conclusion: Blackfire was the easiest product I have ever applied and polished. You have exceeded my expectations.