Turtle Wax Black Detailer

[joshw1303]

I cannot remember the name for the product from Turtle Wax. But I remember he used it on his silverado and the Black Truck looked sick! I am looking for this product to detail my gf Cobalt SS. Anyone remember what its called?

 

Is this it?

http://www.turtlewax.com/product-detail.aspx?prodid=52

[turnerms98]

That's it. I use it regularly.

[AdamsPolishes]

Personally not a fan of hiding defects... if you want the best shine they should be removed, not masked by oily fillers.

[joshw1303]

Personally not a fan of hiding defects... if you want the best shine they should be removed, not masked by oily fillers.

 

Then what do you request? I do not feel like spending tons of cash on this old cobalt now. Front end is road rashed to hell lol. But if I can get it looking better for her, then that would be awesome. I've seen this product and it looks good. But if you have any suggestions then post it here.

[AdamsPolishes]

Personally not a fan of hiding defects... if you want the best shine they should be removed, not masked by oily fillers.

 

Then what do you request? I do not feel like spending tons of cash on this old cobalt now. Front end is road rashed to hell lol. But if I can get it looking better for her, then that would be awesome. I've seen this product and it looks good. But if you have any suggestions then post it here.

 

 

Removing requires a machine so if you're doing this on a budget theres not many options for you, if its just for the cobalt maybe not worth it. But if you have other rides you want to maintain then something like a Porter Cable 7424xp and the appropriate pads/polishes will get the job done and give you enough product/supplies to maintain multiple cars for a few years.

 

Products like the tinted sprays only fill the problem temporarily... a car wash later and its gone and you're back where you started.