Black Wow... So Small!

Apparently from the previous post I've read on this site even the mere mention of BW is cause for being banned.. Not sure why but everytime someone brings up BW on this forum a friggin 80 page argument seems to ensue. I don't even think the guy that makes it even comes on to this forum anymore...



But outside of that from the few informative post I've read a few drops really goes a very long way with this stuff. it's like super concentrated or something.
 
Be sure to use only a small amount. A little goes a long way. That small bottle will last a long time...
 
+1 Also when it rains, your paint has streaks on it from the WOW on the trim.





HansB said:
Be sure to use only a small amount. A little goes a long way. That small bottle will last a long time...
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Jakerooni said:
Apparently from the previous post I've read on this site even the mere mention of BW is cause for being banned.. Not sure why but everytime someone brings up BW on this forum a friggin 80 page argument seems to ensue. I don't even think the guy that makes it even comes on to this forum anymore...



But outside of that from the few informative post I've read a few drops really goes a very long way with this stuff. it's like super concentrated or something.
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Where on this forum was someone banned for talking about Black Wow??? Do you have specifics???
 
I don't think anyone was actually banned from what I recall because I researched the product for an application...



I think the originator of it either doesn't come here much any more OR he was banned for violating the shop/commercial advertising rules; I don't exactly recall.
 
MDRX8 said:
+1 Also when it rains, your paint has streaks on it from the WOW on the trim.
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I thought it wouldn't run onto trim. That kind of sucks. I want to try it out but not if its going to run when it rains.
 
Yep, at the base of my mirrors is black plastic that I used WOW on. When it rains makes a ugly scene.





MobileJay said:
I thought it wouldn't run onto trim. That kind of sucks. I want to try it out but not if its going to run when it rains.
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MDRX8 said:
Yep, at the base of my mirrors is black plastic that I used WOW on. When it rains makes a ugly scene.
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Sounds like that could be do to application error.There is a proceedure that prevents that from happening.Check the manufactures site he had some you tube videos on proper application if i remember correctly.
 
MDRX8 said:
+1 Also when it rains, your paint has streaks on it from the WOW on the trim.
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Sounds like you may have used it on rubber (not recomended) or not used it correctly as this is not the case when used per mfg directions



On topic: when you factor in the small amount you need to use as well as the durability it all balances out
 
yeah the bottle was way small when I got it. I thought it would be like a 12 oz bottle or something. I did not read the details, just figured 25 bucks would give a decent size. but it does go a long way.



I had the same problem with it running. I was told it was application error or applied on a non-compatible substance like rubber.



I guess you are supposed to put on a whisper thin coat, and then wash the vehicle right after to get off any excess.



it did look good but man the streaking was tough to get off the paint after the first rain. but admittedly I did not apply it then wash. I washed then applied it as it did not come with any instructions
 
Just to make a clarification, I was not banned off the site. I'm still here, but there are enough BW users out there to talk about it without me having to say much except to correct some incorrect facts.



The instructions are printed on the bottle. They are also on the website that's listed on the bottle along with an FAQ. Also they are printed on the Trim Masking card that comes with the BW. If you didn't get a card, PM me and I'll get you one.



Application amounts are measured in sesame seed sized amounts. Originally I said pea sized, but many customers reminded me that even that was too much, and sesame seed sized was more appropriate and I agree.



BW doesn't run unless you put too much. Some people tend to think that BW should look wet and glossy but as printed on the bottle and elsewhere, the result should be a rich dark matte finish. If it's glossy it means the surface is still wet. BW never dries. Your trim only absorbs as much as it can, any excess will just attract dust and run off. So that's why you need to follow application with a dry towel like in the application video. Or as I've suggested before--wash your car and trim after application. Using a dry towel is better, but either method will work.



One of the benefits of having a product that doesn't dry is that if you devote an applicator--preferably a microfiber applicator pad or something not too absorbent--you can use that indefinitely. Each time you reapply BW, the applicator pad will secrete some BW from previous applications, thus requiring even less product. Because you use so little BW, often times, applying BW just using the applicator is enough.



My contact info is readily available on the internet, and I'm on a dozen forums, so it's not like I'm that hard to find if you are experiencing problems.



As for the small bottle. If you want, I can dilute the product and make the bottle 3 times larger, but of course that means you will have to apply it more often because it's less effective and you will use the bottle up much faster. IMO, it's not the size that matters, it's the quality of the product. If $25 is too much to spend on a product that will last most people several years, then there isn't much I can say.



Richard



MattPersman said:
yeah the bottle was way small when I got it. I thought it would be like a 12 oz bottle or something. I did not read the details, just figured 25 bucks would give a decent size. but it does go a long way.



I had the same problem with it running. I was told it was application error or applied on a non-compatible substance like rubber.



I guess you are supposed to put on a whisper thin coat, and then wash the vehicle right after to get off any excess.



it did look good but man the streaking was tough to get off the paint after the first rain. but admittedly I did not apply it then wash. I washed then applied it as it did not come with any instructions
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I was skeptical about the running too, but after using it, it didn't run at all. The perfect test was (as it always happens to me) that after I applied it, it rained. Because I had to return teh vehicle to its owner, I drove it on the freeway through the rain and when I got there, no runs at all. Great product.
 
Octane, i was not saying that your product was ineffective i was just saying that it seemed small. I was expecting a 12 oz'er. I havent used it yet but i do plan to in the ear future. I have no problem with spending 25 on a car, i just will have to place fairly regular orders if im to use this on all my clients cars. I hope this product lives up to its hype!
 
Baseball,



I believe he was referring to the other users posting about him being banned, and the product running (due to improper application)



When using this product, as advertised and as most people on here specify. A pea sized drop is all you need for a good area. I can't tell you dimensions. But literally a single drop at a time. like the mistake spoken about on this post earlier, if its too shiny/wet/glossy then of course too much was applied. This is a great product and lasts for quite some time. (the bottle and on the car hah)



Start with a little drop or two to begin and learn the products thickness. Better less than too much with this one.
 
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