can your Black wax be used on dark gray vehicles? thank you in advance for your response.
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yes it can it can be use on the gray cars, as this item is formulated for all dark color paints
2013154
I don't know about tinting the wax darker, but I use it on chalk painted surfaces. It really looks good in distressed places and corners.
2045286
This is a tinted wax, so yes, it is specific for black or black metallic paints.
507148
I can't see why not. It has no color base so while it might work better than some others on black, and I don't know that to be true since there is nothing on the label indicating that, it should still work on any color car. White doesn't have the same glow/reflection quality that black does. That said I am not sure what improvement you're looking for, but if it's to provide a smooth clean finish between waxing then yes I'd say it will work better than some other detail sprays. The best I have used. Hope that answers the question. If not let me know if there is any other information I can provide. I can't see why not. It has no color base so while it might work better than some others on black, and I don't know that to be true since there is nothing on the label indicating that, it should still work on any color car. White doesn't have the same glow/reflection quality that black does. That said I am not sure what improvement you're looking for, but if it's to provide a smooth clean finish between waxing then yes I'd say it will work better than some other detail sprays. The best I have used. Hope that answers the question. If not let me know if there is any other information I can... » Read More I can't see why not. It has no color base so while it might work better than some others on black, and I don't know that to be true since there is nothing on the label indicating that, it should still work on any color car. White doesn't have the same glow/reflection quality that black does. That said I am not sure what improvement you're looking for, but if it's to provide a smooth clean finish between waxing then yes I'd say it will work better than some other detail sprays. The best I have used. Hope that answers the question. If not let me know if there is any other information I can provide. « Show Less
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I have always had good results using on parts of the car that have deeply embeded dirt before I wax. All the cars and trucks I clean and wax are not showroom but I like them to look nice.
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Best wax I have ever used and good for many, many things. As a matter of fact, I haven't encountered much that it cannot be used on (except biscuits - wouldn't recommend that!). As David, says it will actually fill the exposed grain in wood (previously finished) with continued applications - I have done that same thing on an oak desk surface... My son said he waxes the windshield on his pickup truck and remarks how it will shed rain water and windshield wipers are much more effective - not greasy like the the other rain 'proofer'. I tried it as a weather proofer on some new leather boots....they remained darker due to the 'wetting' of this wax so as the manufacturer says - try it inconspicuously first. One more bourbon and I'm ready to try it on a biscuit too! "Cracking wax, Gromit!"
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The container says nothing about dark paint, or any particular paint. Therefore, I am sure it would be fine. Before this, use their 205 polish. You end up basically waxing twice, but what a high quality finish.
670543
Good Afternoon, I apologize but most dash kits come in black/dark grey looking color. Thank you.
573908
There will be no problem using this on your model. Once you use this you will never use another type of wax. I use it on my 2013 Dodge Challenger and 2006 Mustang.
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My truck is black, so can not attest to how it would work on light green. But I can see myself in the finish after waxing.
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I've only heard complaints with lighter cars for black waxes. So dark blue I'd say would be fine but why use this if it's dark blue? There are far better waxes waxes that are safe on all paint types. The only reason I use this stuff ever over collinite double double is that it's specifically designed to make black paint look better and it applies completely effortlessly with a buffer. It doesn't last anywhere near as long as collinite and I honestly can't say that it looks better IMO. It's just cheap and slightly easier to apply. But if you really like Meg's stuff just use one of their other pastes since you don't need a black enhancement.
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This can be used on black plastics and will not discolor or whiten but leave it cleaner if not a little darker. Most likely better to use something like 303 protectant to refresh and darken bumper plastics.
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Yes. Step 3 is just wax. I ran through all 3 steps on my 2007 white car almost 2 years ago. Although white typically does not show the extreme results you would get from a dark or black painted car, the smoothness of the finish is still amazing from all 3 steps, and the shine and how clean the car always looks is amazing. I would do all 3 steps again to see the results I got (using the Mother's polishing ball made it easier on my hands).
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I'm afraid I can't really answer this question. I used it only on a Pearl White Subaru and I liked it especially the way water sheets off the surface. It is easier to apply than any other wax I have used, but will it make your dark car sing? Can't say. Wouldn't it be interesting to try a comparison on (for example) each of four fenders?
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It won't work very well. Polish pads are a bit more dense to get the polish to work and break down into the paint. The wax pad is very gentle and won't scratch the paint. Just wash them after using and they should last a long time. They aren't that expensive as far as pads go. I use mine on a DA and rotary buffer with a 4" backing plate and haven't had any trouble with the black, yellow, or red pads. This should be your solution - no emailing required.
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I wish I had some dark paste, because I have dark colored floors. I've been using the light paste on mine. But my guess is, unless you have serious scratches on your light floor, the dark paste shouldn't affect your color. It would only do that if there was a scratch to penetrate. Otherwise, it's just a wax finish
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Alejandro, I have never used the Mothers polish, only the pre wax and then the pure gold wax. I was always taught to apply the wax in one direction and after drying to remove the wax in the SAME direction to avoid swirl marks. This method works very well especially on the color black which shows swirls easily. As for the polisher, I never use one for fear of swirls and both my Harley and truck are black. I would never use any electrical polisher on black.