PB Black Hole vs LSP

[Xcessiv]

Hi!

Today, I gave PB Black Hole a first try to and was amazed by the hiding capabilities. One quick pass with the Flex 3401 on blue CCS pad gave results very similar to M105 on orange pad followed by P106FA. It took care of 99% of the swirls. Of course I know it's only temporary, but for a quick job it's quite impressive.

I took the car outside under direct sun and was even more amazed. The look was similar to a 8 hours polish job. I then applied a layer of EX-P; big mistake! 50% of the swirls came back. I heard many things about the best combos with Black Hole...
- EX-P mutes Black Hole / isn't the best solution. Might be true, but I wanted to give it a try (mistake)
- Natty's Blue gives better results. I should have tried this instead.
- Black Hole can be applied as a last step (after sealant / wax) to avoid seeing the swirls back right away. Durability will be compromised, but look might be much better.

So what's the best combo? Thank you!

 

[CharlesW]

I haven't used any of the products you mentioned, but it would be pretty easy to try some different combinations on one panel at a time rather than do the entire vehicle and find out you don't like the look.
I can't imagine a glaze being used as the last step unless it was for a short time like a show event.

 

[Beercan31]

your process was close, next time try
ex-p
black hole
natties.

i feel ex-p will cut black hole off. so if you allow ex-p to cure, then try black hole and allow it to set-up then with a topper of natties your going to see a huge differance.