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AWESOME!:dblthumb2:

:welcome: Sounds like my story!

...and grit free

Come on it's only fair...:laughing: "I'll just hit it with my magic wool pad and my secret compound and I can take away all those swirls I put in your paint"

#915 best all around or PS21 if longevity is not an issue

Amazing!:urtheman:

It turns your hands blue?:D JK great results!:dblthumb2:

Thanks! That is high praise considering your experience here. :bowdown::bowdown:

I am not sure about the hype about BL. I am thrilled with it by itself. I applied via Flex 3401 on speed 2 with a finishing pad. Great reviews today BTW:xyxthumbs:

This caught my eye! It took Chevy long enough and Pontiac is gone (breaks my heart) but it is indeed finally coming. Very nice crystal ball:dblthumb2:

Incredible attention to detail! Awesome work.

Thank you Mike! Great write up. I really appreciate your desire to help us by making things seem less complicated. That increases my confidence in tackling many detailing projects. Rick

I used BL for the first time this weekend. I was going to top it with a carnauba but I ran out of time. Honestly, I am shocked at how well it looks by itself. I have a Brilliant Black Jeep. It has a green flake in it and I have never (I had a BB 05 Dodge Magnum R/T prior to the Jeep) seen so...

Ahh I understand. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

I used Black Light for the first time this weekend as well. I have not topped it yet because I can't decide between P21S or Collinite #915. I am curious, when you said you have your concerns about longevity of BL so you topped it with P21S, P21S does not last long at all, how is that extending...

I took a new one yesterday

One panel at a time for me and very thin or it is impossible. Do it right and the results (look and durability) are really worth it. Good luck!

Peanut butter and a tooth brush for getting wax off of textured black trim

Isn't that called streaking? I get that if I apply too much #915