Polish for black porsche

Polish for black porsche

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IMI A

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9,410 posts

201 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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Whats the best off the shelf polish one can buy say from Halfords for black cars? Any advice appreciated

rObArtes

538 posts

248 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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Autoglym HD is worth a try

mrdemon

21,146 posts

265 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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any, its all in the prep,

SEE YA

3,522 posts

245 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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rObArtes said:
Autoglym HD is worth a try
Well for the DIY the above. I use it myself happy with the results.

As in life, you get what you pay for.

otolith

56,091 posts

204 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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Polish or wax?

smudger911

495 posts

258 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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IMI A said:
Whats the best off the shelf polish one can buy say from Halfords for black cars? Any advice appreciated
Of course you can spend huge $$$$ on polish and wax. But I swear but this on both my black 911's.

Autoglym Super Resin - 3 or 4 applications
then
Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection

Autoglym also produce the ultra deep shine which is (supposedly) formulated for black cars. I've tried it, it is good but the Super Resin still wins. Worth noting the gloss protection bonds to the super resin to act as a sealant. That said, as Mr. D rightly says, the prep is also very important but if the bodywork / paint is in good condition to start with the above works very well for the price..

m33ufo

4,959 posts

231 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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You won't get it in Halfords but Victoria Wax Councours works very well on black cars. Super easy to apply.

ClarkPB

818 posts

200 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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mrdemon said:
any, its all in the prep,
Probably the first time in history I've agreed with one of your posts biggrin

981Greg

112 posts

144 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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czarne porsche laugh

Npporsche

37 posts

153 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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I've used Zymol on black and silver cars and they look fantastic. Wouldn't use anything else.

DanoS4

868 posts

194 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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I use PoorBoys BlackHole.

Then use DodoJuice carnuba wax on top. Several coats.

KPE

148 posts

139 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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Autoglym Ultra Deep Shine - designed for dark metallic colours. You'll be impressed and it is an All in One so no need to wax or seal on top.

mrdemon

21,146 posts

265 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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still in the prep then put any thing on you like they all work ;-)

this was HD wax as it happens

I know you guys love GT3's still gutting that's made another 20k since I sold it.






Edited by mrdemon on Wednesday 17th September 21:45

mrdemon

21,146 posts

265 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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works on Audi also ;-) again HD wax :-)






mollytherocker

14,366 posts

209 months

Wednesday 17th September 2014
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981Greg said:
czarne porsche laugh
Damn, I was going to post that!

981Greg

112 posts

144 months

Thursday 18th September 2014
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mollytherocker said:
981Greg said:
czarne porsche laugh
Damn, I was going to post that!
beer

rObArtes

538 posts

248 months

Thursday 18th September 2014
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I would say Autoglym HD is probably the best buy in Halfords, which is what the OP asked.

I to have used Poor Boys black holes in the past with good results but if you want something great try Swissvax product's (it can be top $$ though)


otolith

56,091 posts

204 months

Thursday 18th September 2014
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I wouldn't say Black Hole is significantly better than SRP, to be honest. It's good, but not amazing.

red997

1,304 posts

209 months

Thursday 18th September 2014
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Black hole is used for 'filling' in defects;
being dark in colour certainly helps on black cars
SRP being white...doesn't
IMHO


Best way is machine polish out the defects first - then seal / wax etc

I've used all of these mentioned
in my opinion Black hole gives the best results for the least effort
top off with something like a nattys paste wax
all nice and cheap too

otolith

56,091 posts

204 months

Thursday 18th September 2014
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They're both high in fillers and quite good at masking minor imperfections in the clear coat. I didn't find BH significantly better, and it's a lot less easily available than SRP.