The best "swirl masking" wax? - Page 2

gofastman · 10-11-09, 12:29

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Originally Posted by ebpcivicsi

put two layersof NXT 2.0 on it and enjoy--it will look like you spent hours prepping it. Apply frequently and you will be fine....

what he said ^

Mr.Concours · 11-09-09, 04:32

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Originally Posted by Satinsilver

Poorboys Black Hole:

Poorboys Black Hole Show Glaze can be applied any time to hide minor imperfections and to enhance gloss on black, red, and all dark vehicles.

followed up with some Duragloss 111(no cleaners) for protection.

Satin Silver beat me to it! PB Black Hole, I'd personally then top with Collinite 467S,I also hear good things about Danse Wet Glase as a great 'filler' not tried it myself yet buy plan to in the New Year when I finaly work through my stock of 3Ms Impiral Hand Glaze.

z06meister · 11-09-09, 04:57

Zaino Z5p is also designed to fill minor swirls. I find it works best when you apply a few coats.

jDizzle · 11-09-09, 08:02

i remember seeing a picture of a black hood. id like to say off of an escalade, but im not sure. anyway, it was a before and after nxt 2.0 photograph, and the after shot had a lot fewer swirls. it hides them very well in my experience too. perhaps someone knows what i am talking about and can give us the link?

gwoodtitans · 11-09-09, 08:29

give turtle wax black box a try. It dries black instead of white in scratches so they are less noticeable. I use it on my black camaro all the time and love it

zmanz · 11-09-09, 10:08

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Originally Posted by Accumulator

ebpcivicsi- Shame we don't know what Kendrick Lexus used on my GMC huh? Whatever that stuff was it *really* did a good job of concealing the flaws.

I was at a 'bargin' used lot recently and all the cars had the same shine to them and you could tell there was something on there that was covering things up but not what it was. The cars were way to cheap for them to have had someone spend any time doing a real cleanup on them. I'd have asked but I doubt they would have revealed it.

Accumulator · 11-10-09, 09:26

zmanz- Yeah, wonder what those products are

But I will say that the stuff on the Yukon was *such* a PIA to get off that I'd think twice about putting it on anything I cared about. It'd probably give a painter fits if he had to strip it off well enough to respray.