I love a clean black car....
03-20-12, 08:28 PM
#16
it's all about the proper wash.
2 bucket method with grit guards.
a couple of high quality wash mitts.
good soap.
drying with a electric leaf blower or blotting a nice big waffle weave towel. both prevent scratches by not dragging dirt/dust across the paint
washing in one directiopn only and not in circles.
a little caution when washing helps save a lot of head ache and elbow grease when you need to polish.
to get rid of existing swirls or for more info, come check out the detailing section.
? Car looks clean.2 bucket method with grit guards.
a couple of high quality wash mitts.
good soap.
drying with a electric leaf blower or blotting a nice big waffle weave towel. both prevent scratches by not dragging dirt/dust across the paint
washing in one directiopn only and not in circles.
a little caution when washing helps save a lot of head ache and elbow grease when you need to polish.
to get rid of existing swirls or for more info, come check out the detailing section.
, I totally agree that when clean Black definitely looks best, but also the hardest to keep clean for sure. I have to wash mine at least once every other week, but got d*mn it looks good when I'm done. Like those Genesis wheels too!!
03-20-12, 10:06 PM
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After 3 black cars, I choose to change to white. Thinking its easier to take care of... WRONG!!! white is a target for bird to poop on! they'll miss the black, silver, blue.. but always land on white!
03-20-12, 10:23 PM
#23
Yes, I can make a video to explain and show you all the material you will need. It's a lot easier to make a video compared to typing everything. Let me know.
I have white and the only problem I have is the touch up paint is never 100% like the original. 
