Products With Really Good Swirl Filling Abilities?

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globe9

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When I first bought my 2010 Black Nissan Rogue, I was all gungho about proper detailing. 2 bucket method, only the best microfibers, washing at least once a week, waxing with FK 1000P every 2 months etc etc etc.
Well it's 5 years later and my Rogue probably looks better than most 5 yr old daily drivers, but my detailing regime has really slacked off. I don't have the time nor the inclination to be as obsessive about it anymore, so I'm here to ask a rare question on these forums.

What products have good filling abilities? I want to cover the swirls/blemishes. I was thinking something like Turtle Wax Black Magic or whatever their line of black wax stuff is called?
Anything else that is really good at filling in swirls, covering up for a period of time?
 
Poor Boys Black Hole Glaze and Nattys Blue Paste Wax. The PBBH Glaze does an excellent job of masking swirls and such. Nattys Blue also has some filling ability and using it after the Glaze will lock the glaze in. Nattys Blue also looks great on black.
 
bswombaugh said:
Poor Boys Black Hole Glaze and Nattys Blue Paste Wax. The PBBH Glaze does an excellent job of masking swirls and such. Nattys Blue also has some filling ability and using it after the Glaze will lock the glaze in. Nattys Blue also looks great on black.
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I love this combo. I used it on a black 4Runner with excellent results, as well as the black hood of my Toyota Yaris. LOVE the combo
 
Autoglym SRP and Bilt Hamber Auto Balm fill. Not super well but they do fill.
And of course, for the fellows who've been around for a while, and a trip down memory lane, Danase Wet Glaze. I still have most of a bottle left.
 
Getting some Poorboys Black Hole. I already have Finish Kare 1000p. Could I lay that down over the PB Black Hole to protect the glaze?
I also have Autoglym HD Wax, but was partial to the longevity of the FK 1000p.

Will get the Natty Blue if absolutely necessary, but figured I'd see if the stuff I already have laying around would work.
 
PBBH seems to play well with most LSP's. I have personally not used FK1000 but I would imagine that it would work fine to protect the glaze. Maybe some of the FK users will chime in.
 
That looks awesome! What is S&G wipedown BTW? Guess l'll look into picking up some Natty Blue. I really wanted something that would last through more than 3-4 washes though. That was my reasoning for the FK1000p. That stuff lasts at least 4 months and usually closer to 6 months.
I just don't have the time or desire to wax my little SUV every month, but I guess visible swirls are the price I'll have to pay every once in a while.
 
globe9 said:
That looks awesome! What is S&G wipedown BTW? Guess l'll look into picking up some Natty Blue. I really wanted something that would last through more than 3-4 washes though. That was my reasoning for the FK1000p. That stuff lasts at least 4 months and usually closer to 6 months.
I just don't have the time or desire to wax my little SUV every month, but I guess visible swirls are the price I'll have to pay every once in a while.
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you'll do fine with the
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Then if you want some extra pop and fill, hit it with nats blue
 
So people have applied FK1000P over [products that fill] with no issues? I've used it over a few things, but was always leery of trying it over anything filler-rich lest it not work out well.
 
Accumulator said:
So people have applied FK1000P over [products that fill] with no issues? I've used it over a few things, but was always leery of trying it over anything filler-rich lest it not work out well.
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Worked fine for me, so I am speaking of at least a few times experience
 
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