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    Re: New black vehicle

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    I got a 2017 Black Sierra about a month ago. It had some water spots and slight swirling. I hit it with my PC 7424, orange pads and Menzerna MC2500. Really happy with the results. I put Wolfgang deep gloss sealant on it. Looks amazing. I still really like the WGDGPS. Easy to take off and seems to last. I've kinda been out of the game for about 5 years so the SIo2 stuff has me really intrigued.

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    I would recommend doing a clay and a 2 stage polish before you seal the paint. I know that thing has D.I.S. or dealer installed swirls. With black, unless you want to 2 stage polish the thing every 6 or 8 months, you should use a coating. Puts a tough shell on the paint that resists swirls better. Just a thought.

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    Quote Originally Posted by teamerickson View Post
    I got a 2017 Black Sierra about a month ago. It had some water spots and slight swirling. I hit it with my PC 7424, orange pads and Menzerna MC2500. Really happy with the results. I put Wolfgang deep gloss sealant on it. Looks amazing. I still really like the WGDGPS. Easy to take off and seems to last. I've kinda been out of the game for about 5 years so the SIo2 stuff has me really intrigued.
    Good to hear about the Menzerna & pad combo. I was planning to try that in the spring.

    I have a black Chevy Colorado. For winter I applied WDGPS, then Poorboy's Blackhole glaze, then a 2nd layer of DGPS, no paint correction. The Poorboy's glaze made everything a little blacker and deeper.

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    New black vehicle

    Quote Originally Posted by suttonri View Post
    Good to hear about the Menzerna & pad combo. I was planning to try that in the spring.

    I have a black Chevy Colorado. For winter I applied WDGPS, then Poorboy's Blackhole glaze, then a 2nd layer of DGPS, no paint correction. The Poorboy's glaze made everything a little blacker and deeper.
    I agree with menzerna polishes. On Black I would maybe finish with 3500. I tried finishing with 2500 and it was still a little bit hazy. Most people wouldn’t notice but I’m a little crazy. Mine was bad enough to need 300 with a grey foam pro pad, 2500 with an orange, 3500 with and orange and then 3500 with a black in some spots to get it to a mirror although the 3500 with the orange pad finished out pretty good, the black pad came out crazy slick.


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    Optimum gloss coat on my 13 tuxedo black, did it last spring and I will say after the prep work it s easy to use and looks great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmeyers278 View Post
    I would recommend doing a clay and a 2 stage polish before you seal the paint. I know that thing has D.I.S. or dealer installed swirls. With black, unless you want to 2 stage polish the thing every 6 or 8 months, you should use a coating. Puts a tough shell on the paint that resists swirls better. Just a thought.
    Coat it, you won't be sorry you spent all that time and money coating it. It will make your job keeping up a black truck so much easier.

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