Poorboys black hole topped with what?

How long will black hole topped with 845 last on a garage queen? does the hiding ability go away with just time or is it due to touching and exposure to the elements? I am getting a black 62 Chrysler ready for a show, the car is never in the elements and would be basically garaged until the show. The paint is in overall great shape , just some swirls here and there.

Please let me know what your experience has been.
 
MPBGT said:
How long will black hole topped with 845 last on a garage queen? does the hiding ability go away with just time or is it due to touching and exposure to the elements? I am getting a black 62 Chrysler ready for a show, the car is never in the elements and would be basically garaged until the show. The paint is in overall great shape , just some swirls here and there.

Please let me know what your experience has been.
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I did my Camino back in July for an annual show I enter. After my M07 soak and M80 polish, I applied Black Hole followed by Collinite 915. The night before the show, it got topped with Fusion. It probably only had about 300 miles put on since then, but still looks as good as ever, 8 months later.

Bill
 
embolism said:
natty's blue paste or Collinite 845

you just don't want anything with cleaners in it...
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I totally agree with you, I take it a step further, after I apply the Collinite #845 Wax I hit it with some Duragloss 951, wow what a shine it gives you plus all that protection using both.
Great combo IMO, the Best:dblthumb2:
 
I've used PB white diamond with Meg's UPW over it. Difference but similar idea. I don't think it hurt the UPW in terms of durability. Looked great on a dark car. I know....I should use black hole but I need to use up the white diamond. :)
 
Well I ordered some, we will see how it goes. I'll try and take pics. I always forget
 
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