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YOUR RESEARCHJet Black products on my 996...
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And yes it's pitiful around here when McMansions around me have 3 car garages all filled with crap in addition to these same people paying additional for storage on top of that.
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My black Cayenne has a TON of little fine scratches in it like somebody used a rag filled with sand to wash it one day.
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The caulk was one of the more recently-used items (not on the 996, thanks), and thus it's closest to the top/front of the mounded tools and supplies.
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My black Cayenne has a TON of little fine scratches in it like somebody used a rag filled with sand to wash it one day.
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Then since their cars get dirty more often, they go to those cheap gas station car wash places with overused cleaning rollers.
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And yes it's pitiful around here when McMansions around me have 3 car garages all filled with crap in addition to these same people paying additional for storage on top of that.
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My wife picked up a box of the Jet Black detailing stuff, including the black-tint liquid carnauba wax and a couple of bottles of spray detailer. My paint is in overall good shape, but the hood and roof are showing their age a little more than the rest of the car.
I generally stick to the Griot's products, but the black wax has done a respectable job of hiding a couple of light scratches. I'll probably hit this with another coat or two when it's nice and cool one evening this week, but so far I'm impressed with the luster. The speed shine even cleaned up the clear bra on the front section of the hood, which has been looking a little rough for a while.
Will add more pics soon...
Looks fantastic. My black Cayenne has a TON of little fine scratches in it like somebody used a rag filled with sand to wash it one day. I need to do a polish in a major way.
House was built in 1958, and there are remnants from many home improvement projects stored in the rafters. Opener is a POS that works well enough to warrant leaving it alone.
The workbench is currently an abomination. I have this nasty habit of taking out every tool I own and piling them all on any flat surface I can find. This, of course, means that every 2-minute job requiring a specific wrench or socket also includes 4-5 minutes of profanity while searching through the chaos.
The caulk was one of the more recently-used items (not on the 996, thanks), and thus it's closest to the top/front of the mounded tools and supplies.
I'd be more ashamed of the garage, but I do actually park two cars in my 2-car garage. In California, that's unheard of...since we don't have a winter, most cars live in the driveway and crap lives in the garage.
Same here but I finally manage to throw out or cleanup any stuff in the rafters. Now I just store oversized car parts up there like bumpers/bodykits/seats/etc.
And yes it's pitiful around here when McMansions around me have 3 car garages all filled with crap in addition to these same people paying additional for storage on top of that. In the mean time, they park their cars outside year round while subjecting it to the elements including sub freezing temps. Then since their cars get dirty more often, they go to those cheap gas station car wash places with overused cleaning rollers. Some of these brand new cars that are less than a year old have corrosion and paint blemishes consistent with cars over 5 years old.
I have the turtle wax "black box" kit, which I'm assuming is similar. Has pre-wax, liquid carnauba, and quick detailer, all dyed BLACK!
I love it, we use it on our Chevelle before every car show, and I use it on my BMW and Porsche. Neither are black, but they are dark colors. Hides scratches instead of drying white and exposing them. Love it!
If you have a dark-ish color I highly recommend it. Just dont wear nice clothes when using lol.
You're like me. I have the "if you're storing it in the garage, you should probably just get rid of it" mentality.
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