Greg@DI

I really like both the Chemical Guys Jetseal 109 and the Blackfire Wet Diamond with Polycharger. I've used them both quite a bit and here is my take on them. You need roughly one ounce per coat with both products. Both provide an outstanding shine on all colors and strong protection. However the Wet Diamond seems to be slightly more durable and it costs less so that is probably the deciding factors for me. You can't go wrong with either one but I really love the Blackfire Wet Diamond with Polycharger. If you have any other questions please let us know!

expansive

wow thats a funny coincidence because thats exactly what im getting ready to do once i get the Blackfire Kit.


Although, Angelo can you tell me if it's ok to put GEP over SRP? Im going to let the SRP cure for about 24 hours so if i apply the GEP gently over the SRP using a red pad then it shouldnt take the fillers or layer of SRP off right?

EDIT: Also thank you Angelo and PAC for the great service and packaging of the Blackfire kit and the OCW

Kira X

iTrader: (24)

Those pics are amazing! I've been debating on whether or not buy some since my paint usually looks super glossy after a plain old wash, but the shine is amazing in the pics. I've never seen such a shiny black IS before. I'll probably order some of the Blackfire in the next few weeks.

Angelo

Ypu can try using another sealant over BFWD, but sometimes they would bond to each other, just wait 24 hours and give it a try. But with BFWD who needs another sealant over it. It just BFWD you get the protection and sharpness with the wetness you want on your ride.

Angelo

Thank you expansive, for your comment, we always try to make sure every package goes out pack and seal perfect, but if there's a problem remember to always call me at PAC.

flektone

iTrader: (1)

I just did my dads Nissian with just BFWD and I wasnt as impressed as pairing it with SRP on my lexus. Srp alone is an amazing product and i was only appling it by hand. It gives a nice deep and dark finish to the paint and its filling capabilities are much better then BFWD. My lexus looks pretty damn good with SRP and BFWD. But I kinda regret not topping SRP with autoglym HD wax. Next spring thats what im going to try next.

chikoo

Thanks Kira....the BFWD does work

chikoo

I see a problem....going to post a picture.

chikoo

See the white spots? This is after a rain. The water dried and it has turned in to white spots....
Never had this issue with Klasse.

flektone

iTrader: (1)

thats seems more in the rain or whatever you drove through while raining. I dont have anything like that after using BFWD. My car still looks clean after a rain, lol

UDel

Do some Blackfire Wet Diamond bottles have polycharger added and some don't depending on vendors? I notice in your(Detailed image) description you say "Blackfire Wet Diamond with Polycharger" while other places just say Blackfire Wet Diamond and don't mention it has polycharger. Do you add polycharger or extra polycharger to your BlackFire Wet Diamond bottles separately where other places don't or do they all have polycharger added. Just a little confused.

Greg@DI

We only carry the Blackfire Wet Diamond with Polycharger, which is made by the mfg with the polycharger. I believe they have phased out the old version without the polycharger, however some companies could possibly have the old version in stock. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Greg@ DI

UDel

Those white spots would have nothing to do with a sealant. It could be a number of things like their was some kind of dust/dirt in the air while your car was still wet or dirty rain water was sprayed up on the car which caused those spots when the water dried. It looks exactly like what happens when cars get hit with sprinklers in areas with hard water and the spots that occur when the water evaporates in the sun. If you put a fresh sealant coat on your finish those spots should wash of pretty easily. Either way I have never heard of any kind of sealant doing that to a finish, I would not blame it on BFWD.

I also noticed your tire in the pic has those same white spots so it is not the sealant you used.

votru

iTrader: (7)

Completely agree and very good catch on the tire .

chikoo

Good catch indeed.
Thanks guys. What the eye does not see, the camera seems to capture it.