Danase Wet Glaze or Poorboy's Black Hole?

[audiguy69]

Hi,



On a non-metallic black car, which looks better - RMG or Danase Wet Glaze or Poorboy's Black Hole?

 

[GS4_Fiend]

LOL. Everyone is on this Glaze Fever. There are like about 3 post about Glazes on this thread.

 

[9935annivgt]

RMG or DWG, RMG looks wetter in my opinion and DWG has a little more gloss, so it is up to you.

 

[longdx]

Danase is a member here, I would ask him how his product works on metallics. I have had experience with PB's Black Hole on non metallic red and black with good results.

 

[JSFM35X]

I have only used Black Hole and was very impressed. I went to the PB detail weekend and it fills in the micro marring if you can't to don't have time to polish is out.



The price is very fair and the application is simple and easy.



Jeff

 

[GS4_Fiend]

Do you guys use a machine to apply it? If, so which pads you use?

 

[longdx]

I have used PB's by hand and with a Cyclo. With a Cyclo, I used light polishing pads (green) and it does a noticeable job filling in swirls and micro-marring. By hand, it works as a more traditional glaze (enhancing gloss). Either product should be good for filling minor blemishes without resorting to polishing. Danase products seem to have a good reputation on this forum, but I have yet to try them. (too many products to sort through right now)

 

[GS4_Fiend]

I guess I'm going to try the PBH on a 4 inch blue pad.

 

[imported_bigfoot1]

I would recommend DWG since it can be layered, even layer it above a carnauba wax, since it has no cleaners or fillers