Full detail of my '98 Black t/a-Pics
09-28-2006, 01:38 PM
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Full detail of my '98 Black t/a-Pics I detailed my car before I drove it down to Texas. Here are the products I used and some pics.
1)Wash with Armor All Power Wash Gel, dry.
2) Black Fire Poly Clay II and Clay Lubricant
3) Wash using Black Fire Gloss Shampoo and Conditioner, dry.
4) Black Fire Gloss Enhancing Polish
5) Black Fire Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection
Overall I think it turned out pretty good. However, I wasn't too impressed with Black Fire's Gloss Enhancing Polish. I think I like Meguiar's polish better
. Anyone else ever use Black Fire products?
1)Wash with Armor All Power Wash Gel, dry.
2) Black Fire Poly Clay II and Clay Lubricant
3) Wash using Black Fire Gloss Shampoo and Conditioner, dry.
4) Black Fire Gloss Enhancing Polish
5) Black Fire Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection
Overall I think it turned out pretty good. However, I wasn't too impressed with Black Fire's Gloss Enhancing Polish. I think I like Meguiar's polish better
. Anyone else ever use Black Fire products? Last edited by LS1obsession; 09-28-2006 at 01:55 PM.
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09-29-2006, 01:21 PM
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Thanks for the compliments. Yeah, I know, I look pretty damn short in that 4th pic 
. As far as the products they are a company called Black Fire. I got two complete kits, one was A Clay Bar Kit and the other a Full Detail kit, including foam/microfiber applicators and waffle/microfiber towels. I got everything from Proper Auto Care.
. As far as the products they are a company called Black Fire. I got two complete kits, one was A Clay Bar Kit and the other a Full Detail kit, including foam/microfiber applicators and waffle/microfiber towels. I got everything from Proper Auto Care. 
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Originally Posted by Camaro Z
Are you a midget? J/K Paint looks awsome
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Take a toothbrush and get rid of the extra white stuff, if u see what I mean.Great job!
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Originally Posted by EvilBLK02TA
My car is black and it gets those too, they are just part of the wax (wax dust as I call it) and or towel fuzzy's that havent came off, after the first wash they are gone! Plus the camera magnifies thoughs like crazy
09-29-2006, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Intimidator SS
Take a toothbrush and get rid of the extra white stuff, if u see what I mean.
Great job!
Great job!
. Wow, and I thought I paid attention to detail. The thing is though, the wax/polish I used was a clear/white, so maybe the camera brought out the white a little more and made it more noticeable.
Originally Posted by EvilBLK02TA
My only thing is I dont like your exhaust tips, they are long, but overall, great looking car
As far as this midget look I have going on in the 4th pic, it's just the curvature of the door. I'm pretty sure you guys know that...but everyone kept pointing it out and I was like WTF?
BTW thanks for the compliments!
