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Author using poorboys black hole on a darkish metalic blue car?
Minty_Fresh
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15th Apr 09 at 18:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
is it made for black cars or dark cars?

what do people rate it?

[Edited on 15-04-2009 by mk4_boy]
Rich H
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15th Apr 09 at 19:09   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Dark cars, so will be fine on that colour.

Good product - similar idea to AG SRP, but better (less dust etc) Will need sealing with a sealant or wax though as it's a glaze so offers no duraility.
mwg
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15th Apr 09 at 20:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Apart from the less dust how is it better than SRP? I use SRP about once every 6 months (just top up the sealant and wax inbetween that) but might give this a go if you reckon its good stuff Rich?
Rich H
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15th Apr 09 at 21:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
Apart from the less dust how is it better than SRP? I use SRP about once every 6 months (just top up the sealant and wax inbetween that) but might give this a go if you reckon its good stuff Rich?


imo, I find it leaves a better gloss than SRP, same as on lighter cars Poorboys other glaze diamond white does. Also a lot easier to work with, and on a machine it's probably the easiest out there apart from Dodo Need For Speed, which is the ultimate one imho

 
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