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Topic subjectbLACK cAR oWNERS
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19165, bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by RSin oRACLe, Apr-07-02 09:40 AM
Mothers .... relfections polish ...

nuff said



19166, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by 99Eclipse, Apr-07-02 09:42 AM
Meguiars Gold Glass is better
19167, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by ez, Apr-07-02 12:20 PM
Eagel-One WET looks awesome
19168, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by Tytanfoxx, Apr-07-02 01:30 PM
I absolutely,positively agree-EAGLE ONE WET IS DA SHIT!
19169, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by theallpowerfulme, Apr-08-02 07:56 AM
I believe the subject sould read mostly dirt colored cars instead of bLACK cAR oWNERS.
19170, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by slodsm, Apr-08-02 09:59 AM
I got all kinds of waxes, Mothers, Zymol, Meguirs, Turtle color match, Eagle one, so on. They all piss me off. I have even used the three steps of Meguirs twice and I still have little swirls here and there. Bugs the crap out of me.
19171, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by nappyjim, Apr-08-02 10:03 AM
try 3M Hand Glaze. shit works wonders!!! Thats all i use on my car. Whenever I use wax and try to wipe it off, its looks all funky and shit. So I use the 3m Hand Glaze. Gets rid of MOST of the swirls and gives it a nice wet look.





18" Konig Tantrum Rims
Yokohama Parada Tires
AEM Cold Air Intake
Redone Black Carpet
Interior Painted White/Blue (Soon to be silver/black)
Various Neon Lights
Hyperwhite Lights
2 Rockford Fosgate XLC Subs
750 Watt All Digital Amp
Indiglo Pedals and Gauges

Soon To Have:
Bored Throttle Body
Coilovers or Springs
Steering Wheel
Seats

19172, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by jZa, Apr-08-02 10:59 AM
Zaino

19173, RE: bLACK cAR oWNERS
Posted by XtremeRS, Apr-08-02 12:18 PM
Black cars has to be one of the most difficult colors to keep clean, and scratch free. You can wax that car all you want, but it won't get rid of swirl marks and light scratches. A black car needs to be buffed out at least once a year with a high speed buffer, to get rid of the swirl marks, and oxidation. Most pro detail shops will charge around 100 bucks for a full buff job, give or take a few bucks. You won't belive your eyes when looking at a freshly buffed black car. It shines and glows like no other...