Detailing advice for a black box

[jb92563]

I use the Turtle "Black Box" and it makes my 13 year old paint look like it just came out of the show room.

The smart thing about this wax is that it dries black, not white, so if you get it into the stone chips and scratches it will also hide them as well, instead of making them stand out even more like white drying waxes.

If you are really having problems bringing out your paint depth then you need to rid the surface of additional grime, and I would use a clay bar for that, after a thorough washing of course.

This grainy picture does not really capture the depth and intensity of paint shine but you can see the reflectiveness.

[PorscheBound]

Originally Posted by jb92563

I use the Turtle "Black Box" and it makes my 13 year old paint look like it just came out of the show room.

The smart thing about this wax is that it dries black, not white, so if you get it into the stone chips and scratches it will also hide them as well, instead of making them stand out even more like white drying waxes.

If you are really having problems bringing out your paint depth then you need to rid the surface of additional grime, and I would use a clay bar for that, after a thorough washing of course.

This grainy picture does not really capture the depth and intensity of paint shine but you can see the reflectiveness.

Yeah, I have used this product. Unfortunately I didn't get the results I wanted. I just wonder if I am being too particular.