Poorboys Black Hole on SILVER car
Poorboys Black Hole on SILVER car
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Daggerpie

Original Poster:

1,434 posts

231 months

Thursday 4th February 2016
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Gents, I use PB's Blackhole on our black cars(always use a wax after as well)and really happy with the results.

Just bought the wife a little silver Smart car and was wondering if suitable to use on that as well? I understand PB's do a White Diamond (which they market for silver cars) but would Black Hole still do similar job on silver?

As its only a tiny little Smart car so begrudge buying a big bottle of WD if similar, as a few drops probably do the whole car lol..

richs2891

906 posts

283 months

Thursday 4th February 2016
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Yes it will be fine, you may notice a slight better depth with white diamond, but not a huge amount.
I've used black hole on silver cars before and it looks great.

Daggerpie

Original Poster:

1,434 posts

231 months

Thursday 4th February 2016
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Great stuff, thats what I wanted to hear. smile

Cheers

yorkieboy

1,848 posts

205 months

Thursday 4th February 2016
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I might try it on my quartz grey car then.

swisstoni

24,079 posts

309 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Could it just possibly be that it's all the same stuff? yikes

daryloffsetdetailing

35 posts

242 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Wouldn't be a problem at all!

EGTE

997 posts

212 months

Friday 25th March 2016
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Hi there, slight thread hijack, sorry.

I'm about to try some Blackhole on my black car. Do I have to take all the wax of it first? If so, what's the best way to do that please?

Thanks.

mon the fish

1,572 posts

178 months

Saturday 26th March 2016
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EGTE said:
Hi there, slight thread hijack, sorry.

I'm about to try some Blackhole on my black car. Do I have to take all the wax of it first? If so, what's the best way to do that please?

Thanks.
Yes. Wash the car with washing-up liquid, then clay it after to give a clean surface and the best surface for the product to adhere to.

I've had good results with Chemical Guys Blacklight & Whitelight, similar stuff to the Poorboys