zaino vrs blackfire diamond?
08-11-12, 03:04 PM
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zaino vrs blackfire diamond?
best regards from costarica, which is better for you Blackfire zaino or diamond? and seen pictures of the 2 and the images are very similar, are saying?
08-12-12, 05:28 AM
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08-12-12, 04:12 PM
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ok thanks, difficult choice because there is very good reference for zaino and Blackfire. Z2 and ZFX zaino and a half ounce pot that is 1 to 3 layers me? and Z6 is indispensable?
08-12-12, 05:53 PM
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I as I said in an earlier post, I am very happy with Zaino, and have been since the late 90's and continue to get new friends to convert over to this system, but you'll find many other opinions on the products others also prefer. In the end, you are just going to need to pick one and give it a try.
If you are interested in more Zaino info, check out the sticky in this forum here, or my personal website has the process I personally use and refer friends to if you are so inclined. Good luck on your decision. I'm sure whichever product you select will provide great results.
If you are interested in more Zaino info, check out the sticky in this forum here, or my personal website has the process I personally use and refer friends to if you are so inclined. Good luck on your decision. I'm sure whichever product you select will provide great results.
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08-13-12, 10:14 AM
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I have used both. Zaino lasts longer but it is a two step/product process meaning it is more expensive and a little more time consuming and difficult to do. The protection of Zaino is very impressive and it looks good.
Blackfire WetDiamond does not seem to last as long as the Zaino process but it is less expensive and much easier to use. You just put it on and it easily wipes off. The finish is very smooth and slick and has a wetter darker look then Zaino.
I have been very impressed by both, Zaino for its long lasting durable protection and good looks and Blackfire for its ease of application, smoothness, wet look, and it lasts a long time as well. The price of the products/shipping and lack of sales for Zaino has turned me off a little though, I got my dad the Z8 spray for Christmas one year and it ended up costing around $40 by the time shipping was factored in which was kind of ridiculous.
As far as what I recommend it depends. If you want something you can put on your car and offer the best protection and not have to worry much about it for several months and don't mind a little more work/price then I would recommend Zaino(I used ZAIO and Z2) or Collonite products. If you want something that is easier to apply, less expensive, and has a little slicker feel and wetter look but won't last quite as long or provide as much protection but will be pretty close I would recommend Blackfire WetDiamond.
Blackfire WetDiamond does not seem to last as long as the Zaino process but it is less expensive and much easier to use. You just put it on and it easily wipes off. The finish is very smooth and slick and has a wetter darker look then Zaino.
I have been very impressed by both, Zaino for its long lasting durable protection and good looks and Blackfire for its ease of application, smoothness, wet look, and it lasts a long time as well. The price of the products/shipping and lack of sales for Zaino has turned me off a little though, I got my dad the Z8 spray for Christmas one year and it ended up costing around $40 by the time shipping was factored in which was kind of ridiculous.
As far as what I recommend it depends. If you want something you can put on your car and offer the best protection and not have to worry much about it for several months and don't mind a little more work/price then I would recommend Zaino(I used ZAIO and Z2) or Collonite products. If you want something that is easier to apply, less expensive, and has a little slicker feel and wetter look but won't last quite as long or provide as much protection but will be pretty close I would recommend Blackfire WetDiamond.
08-13-12, 01:43 PM
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I have used both. Zaino lasts longer but it is a two step/product process meaning it is more expensive and a little more time consuming and difficult to do. The protection of Zaino is very impressive and it looks good.
Blackfire WetDiamond does not seem to last as long as the Zaino process but it is less expensive and much easier to use. You just put it on and it easily wipes off. The finish is very smooth and slick and has a wetter darker look then Zaino.
I have been very impressed by both, Zaino for its long lasting durable protection and good looks and Blackfire for its ease of application, smoothness, wet look, and it lasts a long time as well. The price of the products/shipping and lack of sales for Zaino has turned me off a little though, I got my dad the Z8 spray for Christmas one year and it ended up costing around $40 by the time shipping was factored in which was kind of ridiculous.
As far as what I recommend it depends. If you want something you can put on your car and offer the best protection and not have to worry much about it for several months and don't mind a little more work/price then I would recommend Zaino(I used ZAIO and Z2) or Collonite products. If you want something that is easier to apply, less expensive, and has a little slicker feel and wetter look but won't last quite as long or provide as much protection but will be pretty close I would recommend Blackfire WetDiamond.
Blackfire WetDiamond does not seem to last as long as the Zaino process but it is less expensive and much easier to use. You just put it on and it easily wipes off. The finish is very smooth and slick and has a wetter darker look then Zaino.
I have been very impressed by both, Zaino for its long lasting durable protection and good looks and Blackfire for its ease of application, smoothness, wet look, and it lasts a long time as well. The price of the products/shipping and lack of sales for Zaino has turned me off a little though, I got my dad the Z8 spray for Christmas one year and it ended up costing around $40 by the time shipping was factored in which was kind of ridiculous.
As far as what I recommend it depends. If you want something you can put on your car and offer the best protection and not have to worry much about it for several months and don't mind a little more work/price then I would recommend Zaino(I used ZAIO and Z2) or Collonite products. If you want something that is easier to apply, less expensive, and has a little slicker feel and wetter look but won't last quite as long or provide as much protection but will be pretty close I would recommend Blackfire WetDiamond.
08-13-12, 06:48 PM
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have you tried the BF CSS??? i've been meaning to get a bottle. i've been using Zaino Z-CS Clear. (which is the only Zaino product i use) if you've used BF CSS can you give me your reviews on it.
08-13-12, 07:58 PM
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From all the reviews i've read though, it's good stuff. None of the BF products have had negative reviews from what i've read on the AutoGeek forums, but yeah once I get down and dirty i'll be sure to throw up a review on here for everyone to read.
08-13-12, 09:38 PM
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I'll be getting my whole order this Friday and hopefully Saturday I can get out there and hit my car with a full blown detail. I'll have a friend of mine taking high res shots if he's available.
From all the reviews i've read though, it's good stuff. None of the BF products have had negative reviews from what i've read on the AutoGeek forums, but yeah once I get down and dirty i'll be sure to throw up a review on here for everyone to read.
From all the reviews i've read though, it's good stuff. None of the BF products have had negative reviews from what i've read on the AutoGeek forums, but yeah once I get down and dirty i'll be sure to throw up a review on here for everyone to read.
08-17-12, 11:09 PM
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Did the full detail today but it got dark and started raining as I finished and my photographer was unable to show, so wasn't able to get pics of the full process. I'll be doing a photoshoot next weekend or so so I'll keep you posted then with updated pics.
08-18-12, 11:22 AM
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