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whats the best stuff for polishing a black car?
i say sell the thing and buy another colour car would be easiest as im sick of polishing it but for the meantime any reccomendations?
i say sell the thing and buy another colour car would be easiest as im sick of polishing it but for the meantime any reccomendations?
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Is you paint in good condition to start with ?
How old is the paint, is it metalic, is it a clear coat ?
I guess from you post you dont want to spend much time so that would limit you to a 'all in one' type product.
How old is the paint, is it metalic, is it a clear coat ?
I guess from you post you dont want to spend much time so that would limit you to a 'all in one' type product.
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i swear by Mer, apply with a wet cloth to a wet car, leave for half an hour and buff off, there are other (more expensive) ones out there, but I find this quick and gives 'good-enough-for-me' results. I'm just worried that all this polishing is taking microns of paint off, so may look for a non abrasive product when my Mer runs out.
I have some autoglm resin polish, but i only use that for windows now.
You could go the beeswax route, swissol and all that, but i think its a waste for a black car.
I have some autoglm resin polish, but i only use that for windows now.
You could go the beeswax route, swissol and all that, but i think its a waste for a black car.
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Originally Posted by millsyscossie
autoglym super resin is superb polish ,just leaves a lot of chalky dust that takes ages to get rip but results at end are ![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
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Oh, I suppose i should actually add soemthing to the thread.... Swisssol
www.swissol.co.uk - Top stuff, natural products too, so it's 'kind' to paintwork.
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