Colored Wax?

I'm hoping someone can help me out. I want to wax my black racecar but the front it so pitted that putting wax on it results in more white than black. Is there such a thing as color coded wax? A wax that would leave black residue rather than white? Any other suggestions? Thanks, Jim

Hi Jim, Have you tried a synthetic polish like Zaino or Rejex? They leave no white residue. I highly recommend Zaino.

Jim, turtle wax makes a black colored wax just for such applications.

www.topoftheline.com makes a black colored wax, with properties of PS21, wipes off clean on rag, not black like the turtle wax stuff, and covers paint chips pretty well. I think it is about 30 bucks for enough to do your car once or twice depending on how much you need to do. The process is layered and the more cover you need the more times you need to go over the affected area. It is great for covering swirls in black paint and you can get your black car back to that wet look when it was new.You really need to follow the directions carefully and to the letter, make sure it is absol;utely clean with al wax residue removed, do not let it dry on the car, and do just small portions at a time. That is critical. I screwed it up the first time, because I tried to do too big of an area at one time. The entire hood is way too much. After doing the hood in about 6 different sections in three passes I achieved what I was looking for. Ended up having to buy more to finish the car, but in the end the swirls are almost all gone and the paint chips are only noticable if you look really close

And here's the black wax from Zymol: http://www.calcarcover.com/product.aspx?id=451&cid=110