![]() I have both Ultima and BLACKFIRE (as well as Opti-Seal) and I find them to all be excellent, yet unique. It it also makes the surface extremely slick with a very very quick cure time. I know some on here (I believe Glen E) has compared the products.Ĭrystal Seal uses the same polymer base as Wet Diamond so the look you get is going to be far more "BLACKFIRE". I generally don`t do exact product comparisons between products we sell because ultimately they are just one persons opinion. ![]() So I will wait to hear your opinion of BFCS VS UPGP. That I can tell you it that nothing sticks to the Ultima and it washes very clean after awinter full of neglect. So did the Ultima but the Ultima is not as slick. The DD takes a beating (20K+ miles/year) and the BF stands up well. I use it on my wife`s car and my winter truck but on the DD and Garage Queen BFWD for that super slick feel. I miss the super slickness of the BFWD when I used the UPGP. If you want to send me a sample I will compare and contract them for you? Can you compare and contract these products for me. I have been using the Ultima Paint Guard Plus for a long time (Few Years). I am a big fan of wipe on walk away products. There is no white or chalky residue and it will not stain or smear. I set the time on my phone and applied BLACKFIRE Crystal Seal to the entire car.īecause it is easy to apply, and requires no additional wipe-off I was able to bathe the paint in a coat of high-gloss Wet Diamond polymers in just over 7 minutes!!!!īLACKFIRE Crystal Seal is perfect for sealing wheels, glass, and even trim as well. That`s it, there is no residue to buff off. One minute after spreading the Crystal Seal has fully self leveled and cured. You can see the very light film of BLACKFIRE Crystal Seal as it begins to self level and cure almost immediately. Now spread over the section using the primed microfiber applicator. Here you can see the light mist of product sitting on the paint. Here is a quick graphic Each boxed off section represents each time I added an additional mist to the paint. Prime the BLACKFIRE Indigo Microfiber Applicator with a simple, light mist of Crystal Seal.īLACKFIRE Crystal Seal is EXTREMELY concentrated!!! It should only take 8-10 mists per average sized car to complete the entire car. Then mist each panel once and spread sealant in straight line motions. Also a unique Indigo Microfiber Applicator makes applying BLACKFIRE Crystal Seal effortless.ĭirections: Apply BLACKFIRE Crystal Seal to clean paint with the supplied BLACKFIRE Indigo Microfiber Applicator. The 4 ounce size is good for up to 40 applications, the 8 ounce size up to 80. 1 ounce of product is good for approximately 10 vehicle applications. Cleaning your paint is that easy.Ĭrystal Seal Sealant- Create WHIPLASH on paint, plastics, and metal with out additional buffing!īLACKFIRE Crystal Seal comes in two sizes, a 4 ounce size and an 8 ounce size. These polymers bond to the paint and the grit to form a coating on each to prevent scratching or damaging the finish.įlip a plush microfiber to the dry side and buff to a high-gloss finish. Wet Diamond Waterless Wash features the same polymers as our sealants. I cleaned the paint thoroughly using BLACKFIRE`s Wet Diamond Waterless Wash. This Corvette is in great shape with minimal contamination and just a light amount of road grime. Clean the paint and use detailing clay if necessary to create a smooth finish. ![]() create Whiplash!!!īLACKFIRE Crystal Seal is a long-lasting & high gloss paint sealant despite its extreme ease-of-use. However this unique sealant has an an awesome twist! We simply could not make a sealant that is easier to apply. It uses the same base of Wet Diamond Polymers that create a deep, three dimensional shine on the paint`s surface. BLACKFIRE Crystal Seal- The SEVEN Minute Way to Create a Deep Shine!īLACKFIRE Crystal Seal is built on the award winning foundation of BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection. ![]()
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