anyone have some poorboys (blackhole ) pics

[trhland]

i was thinking of picking some of this to try it . for those times i dont have time to polish . but does it really cover up light swirls . does anyone have side by side pics..if you do that would be great ..i tryed the search and couldnt find side by sidepics.. thanks

 

[Dubbin1]

Side by side

 

[calhoun1]

trhland, I will try to get some for you. I just recently bought some and was tempted to try it to see what it did. It may be a week or so, but I will see if I can do it for you.

 

[christian900se]

Yes, the amount of swirls it can cover up is simply amazing. It will fill moderate swirls completely, and is at its most effective if applied via DA. I never took 50/50s but here are some that I found.


Notice the right side is quite a bit darker:

Check out this link:

www.uberwax.com/13657/31801.html

 

[calhoun1]

Here you go, decided to just the hood. No correction just the glaze:

Before

Glaze Applied

After in the section

Half and Half hood before

Half After

Couldn't Leave the rest of the hood, BEFORE

After Whole

Had to protect it right? Fuzion on top

 

[Harleyguy]

Great job there calhoun1 getting those pictures for trhland plus the 50/50 shows up great .

 

[Da Fats]

I did a 50/50 6 months ago testing black hole out on a ford taurus with 250K on it that was a DD of a friend that he pretty much destroyed... It was black.

The Black hole side was much darker and deeper even after LSP application and it has had a noticable effect even today when you see the car dirty you can see a darker left side... gives the effect of a ridge line in the hood that is not there when seen at the right angle.

I can say it is outside all the time but not washed regularly.

I was impressed that the effects lasted so long...

Oh and the hood shot in my avatar was after SSR 2.5, SSR1, Blackhole, then max wax (i think)

Just my experience with the product

 

[Irishwoodchuck]

I have 2011 black camry that is in great shape but Im looking for that really deep black glassy look. Would you reccomend Black Hole? Also should I clay the car before I do a full black hole application?

Ben

 

[Irishwoodchuck]

I will be doing it by hand as previously mentioned someone suggested doing the seal first..
So I was thinking the process:
Wash n dry
Seal
Po85rd
Black hole
Meguires 26 x2

Sound right. I have dp poli seal

Ben

 

[Irishwoodchuck]

What is your process start to finish when using black hole or blackout
Ben

 

[FUNX650]

I will be doing it by hand as previously mentioned someone suggested doing the seal first..
So I was thinking the process:
Wash n dry
Seal
Po85rd
Black hole
Meguires 26 x2

Sound right. I have dp poli seal

Ben

I wouldn't apply the seal (DP Poli-Coat Paint Sealant)...and follow that by polishing with PO85rd.
That process would remove a great deal (if not all) of the Sealant.

Why not just:
-wash n dry
-clay, if necessary: ("The Baggie Test")
-skip the Sealant application
-fine-polish w/PO85rd
-apply the Black Hole
-apply the M26

Just another suggestion (since you seem interested in using the Black Hole).



Bob

 

[Desertnate]

I just used Black Hole yesterday. Once I figured out the right technique for getting good results, it was pretty simple.

I was really happy with the results as it made the light swirls disappear. I only had a sample bottle, but after this test, I'll be buying a full sized one for Spring! I used Collinite 845 as the LSP.

Here are a couple quick pics.