I Regret Buying A Black Car!!!!!
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I Regret Buying A Black Car!!!!!
My car looks like crap during the day!!! It has swirls all over and its only 6 weeks old. The only time it looks good is from far away or at night, or even better far away at night!!
I know you can use various products like a swirl remover to improve the appearance of the scratches, but it just seems like too much work!! Especially when I just spent $39,000 on this car, shouldn't it already look good???
For my next car I'm definitely going back to white!!!!!
I know you can use various products like a swirl remover to improve the appearance of the scratches, but it just seems like too much work!! Especially when I just spent $39,000 on this car, shouldn't it already look good???
For my next car I'm definitely going back to white!!!!!
Last edited by BlackonBlackG35; 04-18-2005 at 09:24 AM.
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5-hours later and its dirty
I spent more time cleaning and waxing my black G this weekend than I did driving it. It looked great when I went to bed...this morning, after sitting in the Garage with the door open...it looks a bit dusted. By the time I got to work it needed another bath. Oh well at least it drives like a demon and no one knows what it is!
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Glad I'm not the only one disappointed with there black G. Half the time my car doesn't even look new!!
Especially down here in Texas, we have a huge pollen problem!!!! I have the Calif-Duster too, I clean it in the morning and by the time I come home its covered in dust again!! Seems like a never ending cycle.....
Especially down here in Texas, we have a huge pollen problem!!!! I have the Calif-Duster too, I clean it in the morning and by the time I come home its covered in dust again!! Seems like a never ending cycle.....
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Going from a white Maxima to a Superblack 350Z, I, too, felt like getting rid of the car in the beginning. Here in Atlanta we get pollen like you wouldn't believe and it takes about 5 minutes to get a good coating of the stuff. I'm just thankful that I kept the Maxima to drive on days when my 350 was completely lime green. But now that the pollen season is waning it's not so bad and I wouldn't trade it for the world. There's something about a clean black car that is priceless.
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from my own experience and research, in order to remove those swirls effectively, youre going to need a porter cable orbital buffer with some different grade polishes and polishing pads. after you remove them, then you put on your wax or sealant and it should help out a lot. all those products will cost you around 200-300$ though. plus the whole process should take an entire day.
after that, in order to prevent future swirl marks, you just gotta make sure you wash, dry , polish, wax, or whatever with only high quality microfibre towels. do a search on places to get these high quality microfibre towels.
you can also test the quality of the microfibre by rubbing it across an unscratched blank cd. if it creates scratches on the CD, it's probably not the safest for your clearcoat.
basically, if you have black, it's pretty damn difficult to keep it looking perfect, but it can be done.
after that, in order to prevent future swirl marks, you just gotta make sure you wash, dry , polish, wax, or whatever with only high quality microfibre towels. do a search on places to get these high quality microfibre towels.
you can also test the quality of the microfibre by rubbing it across an unscratched blank cd. if it creates scratches on the CD, it's probably not the safest for your clearcoat.
basically, if you have black, it's pretty damn difficult to keep it looking perfect, but it can be done.
Last edited by erockoneskee; 04-18-2005 at 04:22 PM.