ntechnic

Hey rtech (first name basis ), how's the car treating you these days? Hate to bug you again, but can you direct me to one of your posts about bedding the brakes? I hadn't done it formally (following instructions), but the other day coming home from work I turned onto a lonely farming road out of Fillmore that I use occasionally for fun named Guiberson Road, and halfway along realizing I was all alone, I decided to bed the brakes from memory. I got it up to about 60ish, then hit them hard down to about 10 or 15 mph, then let off to a smooth stop. Did that four or five times, then gingerly road the rest of the way home. Hope I did it right!! Thanks and still looking to flash my lights at ZZ in the SCV!

Hi, sure. I use Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish and then the Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection. I get it from here: Car Care Products, Best Car Waxes, Best Car Polishes, Automotive Detailing Supplies, Car Buffers, Car Covers, Car Accessories from Classic Motoring Accessories. To enhance and maintain the just waxed look and protection, I use the Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Spray every time I wash and dry the car. Using these three products, my car looks wickedly good even after six months. I do the whole car detail thing every six months, usually in the late fall (to prepare the car for winter by protecting it) and then in the spring. You use the polish and sealant sparingly. I'd say you can get 4-6 cars per bottle. Good luck!

Hi ntech, would know if you're using only the Blackfire gloss polish or if you add the wet diamond after.
Could you tell me if you buy it on-line and where? I really would like to try it but gloss and wet aren't sold in shops here. Could you also tell me how many times a year you're polishing your car and how many cars (3 size) you can do with 1 bottle.

Thanks a lot.

Bip.