Black Ice/Sybergy question

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Trying to lazy way my thru the reload problems.............

Do either Black Ice or Synergy have any covering/filling properties?

I need to cover high spots/streaks/halos, and neither have the time nor energy (read old, fat, lazy) to completely polish out the car again. As well as I am afraid it will need more aggressive polishing than I want to do on a black plastic car.

So I was sorta thinking

Black Hole + Wax

Suggestions PLEASE
 
ronkh57 said:
Trying to lazy way my thru the reload problems.............

Do either Black Ice or Synergy have any covering/filling properties?

I need to cover high spots/streaks/halos, and neither have the time nor energy (read old, fat, lazy) to completely polish out the car again. As well as I am afraid it will need more aggressive polishing than I want to do on a black plastic car.

So I was sorta thinking

Black Hole + Wax

Suggestions PLEASE
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Wow, did Reload do all of that (high spots/streaks/halos) to your paint?
 
Rsurfer said:
Wow, did Reload do all of that (high spots/streaks/halos) to your paint?
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Ck thread on autopia

now trying to figure out how to straighten it out.

I know what I need to do, but......... so hoping there is a temp fix. I have a show at Disney next week that i'm entered in
 
And now it's getting to the point, every time I tough it, it's getting worse
 
You could take it to a Professional Detailer in your area.
If you post what area you live I'm sure we can give you the name of a great Detailer.
 
ronkh57 said:
And now it's getting to the point, every time I tough it, it's getting worse
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Do a paint cleaner. Sonax has two paint cleaners and the one in the small black bottle does the best job for me. I had problems with topping Opticoat Pro with different spray waxes and sealants. Lots of streaking and hazing, nothing took them out and I did not want to polish it out. The paint cleaner did the job.
 
Rsurfer said:
Do a paint cleaner. Sonax has two paint cleaners and the one in the small black bottle does the best job for me. I had problems with topping Opticoat Pro with different spray waxes and sealants. Lots of streaking and hazing, nothing took them out and I did not want to polish it out. The paint cleaner did the job.
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I did a test area w/dp coating prep polish on black lc pad/flex.

It left some of the high areas, but it seemed to take the coating off. Water sheets off, no beading really. Then hit it w/decon wash, then wash with reset, then used eraser. Same result.
 
SSTG said:
You could take it to a Professional Detailer in your area.
If you post what area you live I'm sure we can give you the name of a great Detailer.
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Thank you very much for your help
 
What is your present lsp before Reload?
 
SSTG said:
You could take it to a Professional Detailer in your area.
If you post what area you live I'm sure we can give you the name of a great Detailer.
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I know a great detailer in his area...

His name is Ron.



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I find Black Ice to be a good filler and very durable. The look can be improved with a spray wax (Pinnacle has been better than PB's QD) to add bit more wetness.
 
Bunky said:
I find Black Ice to be a good filler and very durable. The look can be improved with a spray wax (Pinnacle has been better than PB's QD) to add bit more wetness.
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Thanks AL

Don't have Pinnacle, have BF, and DG Aquawax. Any thoughts?
 
What about trying Reload again? Perhaps it may level it out for you?? Just a thought.
 
Dr Oldz said:
What about trying Reload again? Perhaps it may level it out for you?? Just a thought.
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I did. Added more to high spots

Then spread reload with damp towel, smeary high spots
 
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