I bought the car last July, & the dealership had already put Ziebart's Diamond Gloss on it. The treatment came with a 1 year warranty, & I was surprisingly impressed with the finish, so I didn't remove it. After looking at the car yesterday morning & seeing some swirls & other marring, it was time for a detail. I clayed it, polished with Poorboys Professional Polish, gave it a coat of Black Hole glaze, & then EX Sealant with Carnauba. I'm going to start layering on the wax this coming week. Normally I'd use Natty's Blue only, but I have this new jar of Natty's Red that works great on the red Mach. I'm looking forward to trying it on a black car.

 

Looks Good!

 

Nothing like a clean black stang.

 

sweet both of them

 

Thanx, guys. 2 coats of Natty's Blue, & 1 Red so far. Car looks great sitting in my garage! If the sun ever comes out again here in central Indiana I'll get some better pics......

 

2 coats of Natty's Blue & 2 coats of Red. Pics don't really do justice to the finish, though. Had to drive the Mach in the rain the other day, so it's next!

 

You ever heard of croftgateusa? That stuf is amazing and can actually get results just as nice as that! Check out their videos and their website. I highly reccomend their stuff

 

Thanx, but I'm a loyal Poorboy's user. I've never found anything better.

 

Poorboys is great, as is zaino. Used that stuff for a couple years when i started detailing and great results. But IMHO nothing is quicker, easier to use, and produces such great results as croftgate. I say order a sample pack and try it for yourself! But thats just me, im not tryin to turn you away from poorboys. But just an idea

 

I try to be open minded & not rule out any product, unless I've tried it myself & not been happy with it. I'd be willing to give it a try sometime. I just saw such dramatically better results when I switched from Mothers/Meguiers to Poorboy's, & I'm completely satisfied. I'm also one who believes that proper detailing is probably 70% technique, & the rest product. I think if your technique is good, you'll get excellent results with pretty much any high end product.

 

Agreed with the technique part. In fact i still have some poorboy products on my shelf that i hvnt used. I guess on a big detail day thats what i save it for but croftgate still blows my mind every time i use it. Try it out, you wont be dissapointed!

 

That's a good attitude to have. So many people get locked into one product line and limit themselves.

Nice job by the way. That clear coat is like a mirror as it was meant to be

 

Thanx! Black isn't a color, it's a part time job!