Black Hole Glaze Questions

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Hulk311

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Which Poor Boy wax should I put over the Black Hole glaze? Also, how long does the glaze last for? I would imagine it lasts as long as the wax correct?

Is it ok to put the glaze on top of the wax if going to a car show (in addition to underneath the wax of course).
 
Hulk311 said:
Which Poor Boy wax should I put over the Black Hole glaze? Also, how long does the glaze last for? I would imagine it lasts as long as the wax correct?

Is it ok to put the glaze on top of the wax if going to a car show (in addition to underneath the wax of course).
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IMHO - Depends on what look you want.

Pure bright bling = Natty's red
Deep warm pool of oil = natty's blue

Asking how long something will last is like asking what kind of gas mileage you're gonna get. = ymmv

And yes, you can put the glaze over on show days. = first rain = bye bye
 
My car is mocha brown, I am thinking of going with the blue version of the wax, but I kind of like the red version as well.
 
Hulk311 said:
Can I apply all 3 products right after the other (after buffing of course) or do I have to let them cure for 12 hours or so first?
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You can apply EX-P right over Black Hole. Glaze doesnt need to cure. However, Ex-P does.
Give it 12-24 to cure, then top it with Nattys. As suggested above, many guys like to layer Nattys Red over Blue, or Blue over Red. Either way, Poorboys is some great products, and your not going to find a bad combo no matter what you do.
 
Well looks like my job has been done for me here haha

Thanks guys everything above is great information!
 
Not trying to hi-jack the thread but I've got a quick question. I'm about to purchase EX-P, Black hole, red and blue.

Should I get the liquid or paste blue? Pro's vs Con's
 
Black Hole glaze is my favorite glaze. Ive tried a few CG glazes and they just don't do what PoorBoys World offers. I used it on my friends black Aviator and he even noticed the paint had a little extra color and pop in the sun. You will go thru it quickly, if my car was black I would use it every week.
 
Custom Care said:
Not trying to hi-jack the thread but I've got a quick question. I'm about to purchase EX-P, Black hole, red and blue.

Should I get the liquid or paste blue? Pro's vs Con's
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Paste is the easy answer
liquid may weaken what's below it. but I've seen liquid used with no ill effects

rurocking said:
Is the effects of using Natty's red over blue explainable?

How would it look on Mazda's Perl White Paint?
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Red is pure bling
blue is like deep rich warm liquid pool of oil

me i'd try em both, but if you had to choose one, go w red for the white pearl

TacoHerder said:
Black Hole glaze is my favorite glaze. Ive tried a few CG glazes and they just don't do what PoorBoys World offers. I used it on my friends black Aviator and he even noticed the paint had a little extra color and pop in the sun. You will go thru it quickly, if my car was black I would use it every week.
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I agree, tough to explain but it gives the paint more "life" imho
 
On a car that's mocha brown, with metal flakes on it, should I do natty blue and then natty red or natty red and then natty blue?

When layering waxes, what is the correct process?

How long should I wait to put on the second wax?

Should I get QD+ or Spray and Wipe as a drying product to use after each wash?

EX-P takes 12-24 hours to seal, I don't have a garage, should I wash the car the next day before applying the first wax?
 
Hulk311 said:
On a car that's mocha brown, with metal flakes on it, should I do natty blue and then natty red or natty red and then natty blue?

your choice, personally I do blue, then red

When layering waxes, what is the correct process?
put on wax, take off wax then tomorrow do the next coat. unless you want to do a "spit shine" and I would wait for that

How long should I wait to put on the second wax?
next day

Should I get QD+ or Spray and Wipe as a drying product to use after each wash?

I like spray and gloss as a drying agent

EX-P takes 12-24 hours to seal, I don't have a garage, should I wash the car the next day before applying the first wax?
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I would, but if not really dirty, use spray and wipe. just make sure you get entire vehicle



answers in red
 
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