BF over Z2 over BF over Z...
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vettefan67
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Hey jps:
Glad someone's starting testing of BF with other products. I plan to test it with PPCL and AIO / SG in the spring when I get it but for now I'll just have to pick your brain
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Since the pictures look so different (I thought it was a different car at first) can you give us descriptions of what you think of either way? Did BF over Z give Z a deeper look? Did Z over BF add that crazy Zaino shine? Give us word pictures
I'd love to hear your opinion on this.
Glad someone's starting testing of BF with other products. I plan to test it with PPCL and AIO / SG in the spring when I get it but for now I'll just have to pick your brain
.Since the pictures look so different (I thought it was a different car at first) can you give us descriptions of what you think of either way? Did BF over Z give Z a deeper look? Did Z over BF add that crazy Zaino shine? Give us word pictures
I'd love to hear your opinion on this.
Peter -
There are advantages to each product IMO, and you are right on with both of your questions. BF over Z does give a deeper look and Zaino over Blackfire does add that crazzzy zzzany shine. The Z shine makes it hard to photograph.
The color change you see in the pictures is in large part due to the lighting condition - its one of the things I like about the Agean Blue Pearl, BUT it is also due to the difference in reflectivity, optical clarity and perhaps thickness of the protectant. I will try to get a picture under similar lighting conditions if the weather cooperates.
I "think" the Z is extremely thin, and the BF only very very thin (i.e. several times as thick as the Z.) I did get a deeper look with several layers of Z5, but nothing as dramatic as the BF.
There are advantages to each product IMO, and you are right on with both of your questions. BF over Z does give a deeper look and Zaino over Blackfire does add that crazzzy zzzany shine. The Z shine makes it hard to photograph.
The color change you see in the pictures is in large part due to the lighting condition - its one of the things I like about the Agean Blue Pearl, BUT it is also due to the difference in reflectivity, optical clarity and perhaps thickness of the protectant. I will try to get a picture under similar lighting conditions if the weather cooperates.
I "think" the Z is extremely thin, and the BF only very very thin (i.e. several times as thick as the Z.) I did get a deeper look with several layers of Z5, but nothing as dramatic as the BF.