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gglxsdn · 07-30-2006, 10:41 PM

There's another black magic, I think called titanium. I just
used it and was excellent. It's real nice how it goes on, smooth and
creamy doesn't skip any spots.

In high humidity it didn't dry up real well and was a little tacky when coming off.

Shine is excellent.

I clayed it first and found some rough spots, clay is required on
a brand new car as well.

I've used them and all and had settled on Mothers FX synwax.
The mothers was about the best off the shelf and lasted 3-4 months.
This is first time I tried the black magic brand.

I'll see how the longevity of the black magic is in about 3 months.
I judge by how well the tar and sap come off when washing.
I don't want to use a lot of elbow grease when washing and damage
the paint, I wax when the dirt doesn't just flush right off.

07-30-2006, 10:41 PM	#62 (permalink)
gglxsdn Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 48	Titanium There's another black magic, I think called titanium. I just used it and was excellent. It's real nice how it goes on, smooth and creamy doesn't skip any spots. In high humidity it didn't dry up real well and was a little tacky when coming off. Shine is excellent. I clayed it first and found some rough spots, clay is required on a brand new car as well. I've used them and all and had settled on Mothers FX synwax. The mothers was about the best off the shelf and lasted 3-4 months. This is first time I tried the black magic brand. I'll see how the longevity of the black magic is in about 3 months. I judge by how well the tar and sap come off when washing. I don't want to use a lot of elbow grease when washing and damage the paint, I wax when the dirt doesn't just flush right off.