Black vehicle

[moeferg]

OK...so now I have three, yes, three black vehicles....Any products out there specifically for black, looking for a good cleaner wax...

[machz]

Yeah therapy ... One black car is an OCD nightmare for me I can't imagine 3

[moeferg]

Ya, I hear ya.... but boy they look good when they are clean....

[Desertnate]

Rather than a cleaner wax, have you thought about coatings? Two of my three cars are dark colors (one is black), so they both might as well be black, and my life became much easier when I moved to using coatings. You'll need to use a polish to correct everything, but you can then seal it all in with a coating.

Coatings are NOT scratch proof, but I have found their ability to shed grime easier and their *slight* resistance to marring you encounter when washing goes a long way. I'm hitting the 18 month point on two of the cars wearing coatings and the paint is in far better shape than at 6 months when I used a sealant.

[TTQ B4U]

OK...so now I have three, yes, three black vehicles....Any products out there specifically for black, looking for a good cleaner wax...

I would polish and coat them. I've most always had a black car and currently have two. Coating them and using a good corresponding detail spray/booster is the best route.

[moeferg]

OK....Good coatings??

[Desertnate]

Lots of good ones here at AG depending on your skill level and budget.

I used McKee's 37 Paint Coating as my first real entry into coatings. I found it to be a pretty economical and low risk way to learn the application and care process. The spray bottle makes it really easy to use, and it has enough from multiple applications. It's a pretty forgiving product from an application standpoint, yet it looks good and has easily lasted over a year for me.

[FUNX650]

looking for a good cleaner wax...

•IMO:
Here are some good
Cleaner-Waxes/Sealants

- https://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-quick-detailer-.html

- https://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-black-wax.html

- https://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-pa...ream-d151.html

- https://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-d1...shing-wax.html

- https://www.autogeek.net/finish-kare...eaner-wax.html

- https://www.autogeek.net/3m39006.html

- https://www.autogeek.net/16ozliquid.html

- https://www.autogeek.net/32ozoppo.html

- ”The Klasse Twins”:
https://www.autogeek.net/klassekit.html


Bob

[TTQ B4U]

OK....Good coatings??

Essence Polish as a base for either Cquartz or McKee's 37. I have used both regularly but will say that I really really like the new McKee's. If it's your first time with a coating that's the route I would go. My detail spray/booster is ECH20 at 1:20 mixed with 2-3oz Reload. Spectacular outcomes. I've posted these shots more than a few times but the results are really that good.

Feel free to browse the reflection shots of my Audi:

My new Infiniti is coated with McKee's too

My wife's van is 11 years old and still looks brand new. It too is wearing McKee's. Half is still on the old formula too.

[custmsprty]

Ya, I hear ya.... but boy they look good when they are clean....

Which is rarely

That's why I have three white cars and one black garage queen.

I like Polish Angel Centurion, you get excellent shine and protection with the ease of application like a sealant.

https://www.autopia-carcare.com/poli...-products.html

I machine apply it like a sealant:




and man does it shine!!



I use Blackk Wulfenite to top it off once a month, I've gotten a year easily by using this process.



This is the white version, with just the spray I'm still getting beading and I did this months ago.