Poorboys Black Hole Glaze and KSG

**Agent Cooper** · 03-18-2010, 03:45 PM

Hi,

As soon as the weather warms up, I am going to be looking for new ways to play with my current products to see if I can get `that` much closer to the perfect shine for me.

I thought I would ask what your thoughts were, as all the many opinions on here have really helped me over the years.

Although I started off as a Zaino guy, using a PC7424 over the last few years.

I`ve moved on to different products and up to a Flex and lots of different pads, etc. (no rotary for me yet).

Products I have been working with lately include

PB SSR 1, 2, 2.5 and 3

PB Black Hole Glaze

KAIO and KSG

Menzerna PO87MC and IP

OCW

pretty much the whole Zaino line

and a few others I can`t think of right now

I am wondering what your thoughts are for using the PB Glaze. Last summer I was using it as my last stage after doing the correction (usually with the PB`s) and KAIO and KSG

This year I am going to be working more on at least using the MPO87MC as my LSP.

Would it make more sense to use the Poorboy`s after the PO87 and then apply the KSG on top of the glaze, or top the KSG with the PB`s glaze?

I could be totally off base here as well, as I haven`t had much chance to even think about detailing during the winter.

TIA,

Scott

**longdx** · 03-18-2010, 04:27 PM

PB`s BH can be used either under or over the LSP with no bonding issues like many glazes. This past winter, I used BH followed by IW845 for my daily driver. (my vehicle is getting long in the tooth paint wise //9 years old with SS paint and I limit polishing to once a year). Just know that using BH over the LSP will only be temporary, whereas using BH followed by a LSP will "lock" the look for much longer.

**machboy** · 03-18-2010, 09:40 PM

I used Black Hole this past weekend for the first time followed by a coat of #845. I`ve never received so many compliments. I will say, on my red car, it darkened up the paint a bit and gave tremendous depth and wetness. Can`t wait to try it on another color.

**Agent Cooper** · 03-19-2010, 02:39 PM

Thanks for your thoughts guys!

**willtothewong** · 03-20-2010, 12:12 AM

yeah i want to try Black Hole for its filling abilities too!

**longdx** · 03-20-2010, 03:24 AM

Black Hole does a nice job with filling (within reason) and like "machboy" stated leaves a really nice depth and wetness to the paint. Definitely a good product.

**superchargedg** · 03-20-2010, 04:12 PM

PB`S black hole does a good job of hiding swirls but they are still there.....they are just still there but are still hiding.

**Agent Cooper** · 03-22-2010, 07:45 PM

Thanks all, i realize that PB does have some filling qualities, but I have already done a good job on the swirls, etc.

Just looking for that last 1%!