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shadyche
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21st Feb 14 at 15:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Hi guys, I now own my first black car, and no matter what I do it is always dirty, I've tried all sorts of shampoo, wax, polish combinations and still doesn't look stupidly clean, what do you guys use on your darker cars to give it a decent long lasting shine?
Any input appreciated cheers guys
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Poor boys black hole
SXI - Matt
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quote:
Originally posted by Brett
Poor boys black hole


2nd this, best stuff I've ever used works a treat!
Balling
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21st Feb 14 at 17:28   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by shadyche
long lasting shine
Such a thing doesn't exist on a black car.

Minty_Fresh
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Getting the paint corrected would help with making it look a lot deeper and richer in colour, then apply products such as poor boys black hole, then a few coats of collinite 915 for example..
Wrighty
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get your paint corrected to the point where it wants a glaze, add poorboys blackhole then seal it in with a hard wax
Brett
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This had the poor boys treatment. As said tho, black doesn't stay clean for long, especially in this weather.
BarnshaW
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Just autoglym super resin polish and meguiars tech wax for me, comes up lovely
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21st Feb 14 at 20:21   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Brett
This had the poor boys treatment. As said tho, black doesn't stay clean for long, especially in this weather.

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[Edited on 21-02-2014 by evilrob]
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Is this Blackhole stuff just applied by hand or does it need to be put on with a grinder thing with a soft pad??
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Is this Blackhole stuff just applied by hand or does it need to be put on with a grinder thing with a soft pad??

Either.
Minty_Fresh
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I would suggest by hand, by the "grinder thing with soft pad" comment lol
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quote:
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I would suggest by hand, by the "grinder thing with soft pad" comment lol

John
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It is a grinder thing with a soft pad.
Dave
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21st Feb 14 at 21:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Here we go again.
Ben G
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Since we're sharing car pics, here's another after using Poorboys Black Hole, applied without any machinery.



Black will never stay clean for long unfortunately, but in the sun a black car will look shit if the paint has lots of swirl marks, so maybe need to look into getting that sorted?
SXI - Matt
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Poor boys black hole is a filler as well though so from past experience if you do have swirls ect it will mask the majority of them. Mine certainly wasn't swirl free but after a couple of coats of poor boys and a decent wax they were hardly noticeable in the sun.

I also applied by hand, really easy to use rub on rub off.
Daniel_Corsa
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PB Black Hole works well but does fill in swirls rather than remove.



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