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I seen it over on lost.. and.. well hell I lost it lol

there was a thread about black wax and stuff specifically made for black paint, that of which I have on mah little KJ (the paint, not the wax). And I was wondering what this stuff was called- and where it can be obtained. Because I am going to wax and polish the living hell out of my little Jeep once all this moisture and snow and rain and soggyness $&*#'s off so I can get a little quality cleaning time in on my lovely but rapidly deteriorating paint job.
 

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When you wax paint your waxing clear coat, which is clear. Its kinda a gimmick.

Blake, you just busted my bubble. For a second there I thought us black jeep guys had a special wax....until you mentioned the clearcoat....:(

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Blake, you just busted my bubble. For a second there I thought us black jeep guys had a special wax....until you mentioned the clearcoat....:(

Dave

don't loose faith lol, us black KJ's are still superior.

what happens if you took that black wax to a white vehicle? wouldn't it make it a shade darker or something? o_O
 

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don't loose faith lol, us black KJ's are still superior.

what happens if you took that black wax to a white vehicle? wouldn't it make it a shade darker or something? o_O

I doubt it...
 

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To be honest....I think you'd get better results by using a clay bar, paint cleaner, polish (if it's bad), and then a good wax.
 

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after that really thin trail I went down on thanksgiving day- I have alot of pin stripes all over the Jeep lol, I'd like to get some of those spider scratches out too- the ones that look like spider web stuck to the paint when the light hits it.
 

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after that really thin trail I went down on thanksgiving day- I have alot of pin stripes all over the Jeep lol, I'd like to get some of those spider scratches out too- the ones that look like spider web stuck to the paint when the light hits it.

Paint cleaner and Polish will work wonders....
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And that's before I used that stuff on the hood!
 

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It doesn't remove them....just fills them in. With the paint cleaner and polish, it'll remove them...
 

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