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Dellinger
07-10-2016, 10:38 PM
At the point where I have quite a few customers who own solid black/ red autos that have thin paint... I need products that clean and fill. Fill being most important.

So, really 2 questions...

#1- If anyone has some feedback regarding Britemax Black Max vs. other similar products in the genre (glazes.) Have been referred to Perfect Finish, Black Hole, Amigo, etc... (Don`t want a Meg`s recommendation... thank you. Been down that road and I do not prefer any of there products in the given scenario.) An AIO is not what I am after either. If the product has some minor cut- cool. If not and it`s strictly cleaning and filling- awesome. Need to be machine applied, very low dust, easy wipe off. Have HD Speed... but it doesn`t fill that well... love it otherwise.

#2- How does Britemax Max Shine compare to HD Poxy? I really, really liked Poxy for what if offered but the separation issues keep me from ordering again. So, product needs to be stable over time (when exposed to reasonable temperature differentiation) and be easy to remove. Solid blacks and reds are unforgiving...I don`t need excess wiping when removing the product when applied in a thin, reasonable manner. Longevity is not a huge sticking point but 2 months would be great.

Thanks for any insights or opinions from folks with experience with said products.

Best,
-Gabe

JBM
07-11-2016, 07:22 PM
Look up kamakazi artificial clear coat on youtube. Essence will fill somewhat like that as well.

Mary B
07-12-2016, 08:41 AM
You mention BriteMax Maxshine, I grab it before Poxy. Seams easier to apply and remove, shinier, but no Monton wax like Poxy. I will order it again.
I use BriteMax products ( Promax, Restomax, Maxshine) because they are straight forward not fancy.
Blackfire has Gloss Enhancing Polish which is a Glaze, for dark paint.

ShawnF350
07-12-2016, 09:24 AM
Dellinger, take a look at my review here. ..
http://www.autopia.org/forums/detailing-product-reviews/182429-review-britemax-resto-max-light-compound-black-max-ultra-fine-polish-vantage-wax.html

I`ve got so much stuff and so little time.
If you want to try these products, PM me your address.
I`ll send them out to you.
I loved the products but have so many others I still haven`t tried on my shelf.

Soifon
07-12-2016, 10:38 AM
Sorry to hijack this thread topic but does anyone know how well does Britemax`s Spray & Shine holds up compared to other QDs?

Pats300zx
07-12-2016, 12:16 PM
Sorry to hijack this thread topic but does anyone know how well does Britemax`s Spray & Shine holds up compared to other QDs?

Not sure what you mean by "hold up". I recently did a review on it and was pretty impressed with the slickness it left behind. Keep in mind that this is a QD and not a spray wax.

Dellinger
07-12-2016, 02:02 PM
Many thanks folks.

ShawnF350
07-12-2016, 08:18 PM
On its way.......
Please post how the stuff works for you.

Mary B
07-14-2016, 10:02 AM
You mention BriteMax Maxshine, I grab it before Poxy. Seams easier to apply and remove, shinier, but no Monton wax like Poxy. I will order it again.
I use BriteMax products ( Promax, Restomax, Maxshine) because they are straight forward not fancy.
Blackfire has Gloss Enhancing Polish which is a Glaze, for dark paint.

Yes Maxshine has Montan wax, Poly & `Nuba. Sorry for the mix-up :sorry: