Blackfire WD over Blackhole?

Saluki2003

Saluki2003

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So my black Mustang is my DD and I'm working to remove the swirls but there are a lot of random scratches that are deeper than I'm willng to correct. I was thinking of using Poorboys black hole and topping it with the Blackfire WD.

Would this help cover/hide some of the flaws that don't get fixed by my paint correction?

Would you guys recommend a different glaze instead of the Poorboys?

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Saluki2003 said:
So my black Mustang is my DD and I'm working to remove the swirls but there are a lot of random scratches that are deeper than I'm willng to correct. I was thinking of using Poorboys black hole and topping it with the Blackfire WD.

Would this help cover/hide some of the flaws that don't get fixed by my paint correction?

Would you guys recommend a different glaze instead of the Poorboys?

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Yes you could do that combo.

Another glaze would be Chemical guys Blacklight
 
Blacklight has some cut to it though right? Not a pure glaze like black hole.
 
Prima Amigo. I would have also recommended Wet Glaze, but I don't know if they are still in business.
 
mavin said:
Blacklight has some cut to it though right? Not a pure glaze like black hole.
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I have seen so many opinions on that. Guys will say is does some say its doesn't. I have use it both ways and never had much of an issue. I usually use it as a glaze and not a fine finishing polish.

Another good one would be M7 Show car glaze.

I guess I need to try out Blackhole since I see more and more about it.
 
CG Glossworkz fills better than anything I've used while maintaining clarity.
 
Another vote for WG 2.0 topping that with bfwd looks out of this world WET!!! It also doesn't interfere with bonding, has no cut, fills in pretty well and can be applied under or over a wax or sealant.
 
SonOfOC said:
CG Glossworkz fills better than anything I've used while maintaining clarity.
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Are either Blackhole or White Diamond one of the things you've used? I was considering trying a Poorboys glaze like the OP, but if Glossworkz is that much better I'll lean that way.
 
Dogfather said:
Are either Blackhole or White Diamond one of the things you've used? I was considering trying a Poorboys glaze like the OP, but if Glossworkz is that much better I'll lean that way.
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PB Blackhole is very good, just CG Glossworkz is better IMO, fills a little more yet retains clarity.

This review from Richard aka "rwight" is what sold me:

Review: Chemical Guys GlossWorkz Glaze

another review here:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/60732-chemical-guys-glossworkz-glaze-review.html
 
I have to say that it was a sad day indeed when The Detail Shoppe (manufacturers of Wet Glaze 2.0) announced they were not manufacturing the product anymore and when current supplies run out...that's it.

It's the best Glaze I've ever used including all the ones mentioned here.

What an incredible shame this great product will soon be gone. It's a one of a kind product.
 
GenesisCoupe said:
Isn't Blacklight a sealant? Pretty sure I read that on product description

If not, oh well :(
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LOL see this is what happens with BL.

I would say its more of a glaze/Finishing polish. The way CG markets is how I take it, if you look at the BL V7 combo they call BL a Hybrid radiant finish and the V7 is what they call a spray sealant. So going from that I would say its more of a glaze.finishing polish and V7 is your sealant. :dblthumb2:
 
Evan.J said:
LOL see this is what happens with BL.

I would say its more of a glaze/Finishing polish. The way CG markets is how I take it, if you look at the BL V7 combo they call BL a Hybrid radiant finish and the V7 is what they call a spray sealant. So going from that I would say its more of a glaze.finishing polish and V7 is your sealant. :dblthumb2:
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Thank You Sir, learn something new everyday :)
 
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