black pearl polish by carbrite

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blucpe

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i was at a freinds house the other nite and i saw in his detail box a bottle of black pearl polish by carbrite. anyone ever use this product? have any good or bad feedback on it? :thanks
 
I use it everyday. I'm a firm believer in Car Brite. A lot of people talk down about their products, but those people usually have never even used them. The black pearl line is fantastic. They contain special lubricants that prevents swirls. There are hard, medium, and light cut, plus polish and sealant. $30 per quart I believe
 
I havent used black pearl but use other car brite products and they seem really good. The rep is also alot of help to me, I just started this last summer and car brite are the products that I bought first.
 
I normally use Car Brite products. Mainly the cleaners and dressings, so to speak. Some of their polishes are good, some not. Both of my Car Brite distributors say to save my money and stay away from the Black Pearl line. They said it didn't perform as well as everyone says. I dunno. I take their word since they sell it, they don't force product good or bad on me....
 
I have been using car brite products for many years. they have some awesome products and affordable. that Black Pearl product is a good one.....it has some fillers that cut down on the swirls.
 
Car bright bought out a local dist. Here some years back. They seemed to fade away after 2-3 years. I did use there stuff when they were on their campaign around here with no problems. I am not sure if they are still around locally here now or not.:inspector::surrender:howdy
 
carbrite is all over were i live.. dealerships . 150 dollar detail shops ect.. some of there stuff is ok .dressing a/p degressers ect..
 
trhland said:
carbrite is all over were i live.. dealerships . 150 dollar detail shops ect.. some of there stuff is ok .dressing a/p degressers ect..
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They make a plastic dressing called Sheen it really works on wheel wells. IMO it out performs most others made for that purpose..
 
Tex Star Detail said:
I normally use Car Brite products. Mainly the cleaners and dressings, so to speak. Some of their polishes are good, some not. Both of my Car Brite distributors say to save my money and stay away from the Black Pearl line. They said it didn't perform as well as everyone says. I dunno. I take their word since they sell it, they don't force product good or bad on me....
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When a man can sell you something that costs more, but chooses not to it is worth a little more investigating before making that purchase. Now, the cynic in me might question which product yields the better margin, but still Im listening to what he's got to say. :bigups
 
It's good too try all and any products that are available to you, yes this can get pricey ,but find out what you like;not what they want to sell you.you may go through 20 products before you find the one that is easy for "you" to use...or you might get lucky on the first one.

If you have a good enough supplier of your chemicals he will give you bottle or two to try before buying
 
I use Black Pearl compounds religiously. The polish and sealant I've never tryed but I'm sure its good. I use their regular sealant, and use Sleek or Crystal Shine polish, depending on the color of the vehical. My rep let me sample the Black Pearl medium cut on a black hood. I had no intentions of buying it, but the results spoke for themselves.
 
black bart said:
They make a plastic dressing called Sheen it really works on wheel wells. IMO it out performs most others made for that purpose..
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cool thanks ... i manley stoped useing there stuff because it was a pain to buy . you have to track down a distributer truck or go to there wearhouse which is a half hour from my house .. but none the less they have some nice stuff.. i remeber the blue magic all purpose cleaner was good . and cheap mix it 10 to 1 with water. if i ever got into detailing for profit i would consider useing there stuff again . very cost affective..
 
trhland said:
cool thanks ... i manley stoped useing there stuff because it was a pain to buy . you have to track down a distributer truck or go to there wearhouse which is a half hour from my house .. but none the less they have some nice stuff.. i remeber the blue magic all purpose cleaner was good . and cheap mix it 10 to 1 with water. if i ever got into detailing for profit i would consider useing there stuff again . very cost affective..
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If I have a good size order I call and the route truck driver delivers to my home.

If I don't need much I call a friend who works at a body shop that the car brite truck stops at and I tell him what I want.
Next time I'm in town I stop and pick up my order.

Since I only do my own vehicles I don't buy often, a gallon of dressing lasts me a good while.
 
black bart said:
If I have a good size order I call and the route truck driver delivers to my home.

If I don't need much I call a friend who works at a body shop that the car brite truck stops at and I tell him what I want.
Next time I'm in town I stop and pick up my order.

Since I only do my own vehicles I don't buy often, a gallon of dressing lasts me a good while.
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thats cool.. i wouldnt mind trying there purple tire dressing. ive heard nice things about it ..
 
Is this the replacement of Liquid Ebony? :hmmm:

That was my go-to glaze long ago for black finishes. For a glaze, you just couldn't beat it back then.

If this is LE successor, I'd run and get it!

Deanski
 
Deanski said:
Is this the replacement of Liquid Ebony? :hmmm:

That was my go-to glaze long ago for black finishes. For a glaze, you just couldn't beat it back then.

If this is LE successor, I'd run and get it!

Deanski
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I wouldn't compare the black pearl line to LE at all. Check out Car Brites Sleek. Its almost the same thing as Ebony. Its been one of my secret weapons for years.
 
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