blackfire bye hand any think better
21 April 2007, 12:22 PM
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blackfire bye hand any think better
BLACKFIRE Clay, Polish & Shine Kit thinking of getting this pack looks great but i was wondering if there is a better product to buy for hand application going to be getting a porter cable in a few months but until then its going to be appliyed bye hand . thanks
ps car is a mettalic black sti 2006
ps car is a mettalic black sti 2006
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21 April 2007, 10:37 PM
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hi mate, I would really recommend the blackfire range works really well with Scooby paint , however it would probably be worth working out the cost compared with what polished bliss does them for as I emailed that company and they were very expensive on P&P and would not help with the TAX side of things, + buying them individually would mean that you could buy the best products for each job rather than all blackfire products.
I think you will find that its cheaper to buy the separate bits from PB than it will be from the above site I found that for the items that I wanted, and there will be no shipping delays…
I think you will find that its cheaper to buy the separate bits from PB than it will be from the above site I found that for the items that I wanted, and there will be no shipping delays…
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ok thank for that have been looking on a few car care sites still in the process of working out wich is cheapest. going to have a good look on pb today . do u have any pionters on wich products to mix to get the best out of each stage.
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ps will be appliying by hand so any pad options would be great
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22 April 2007, 11:03 AM
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Definatly get from polishedbliss mate, the guy there is really helpful and gives you all the advice you need! You should see some of the detail he has gone into for my particular cars, its amazing! and the advice sections on his site are brilliant.
Highly recomended place to buy from.
Highly recomended place to buy from.
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PM answered (at last!). Sorry guys, thread going up in a moment explaining my absence for days on end over the last few weeks, basically so busy it hurts and we are fitting out the new unit, so struggling to get everything done each day. If you need any further advice at short notice give me a phone on 07757 746856, as I can't guarantee how much I'm going to make it on here over the next few weeks. 
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