Is this one of those products that will shine the black of the tires, too?
1247679
I never tried it on the exterior of the vehicle. I only use product on my dashboard.
1247680
It kinda restores the rubber of the tires to what they looked like when new. It definitely is not a wet or high gloss look that lots of people like, but then wears off quickly.
1899390
I agree, the black residue is hard to get off. I've had best luck rubbing with a microfiber cloth just as the product is drying, about 30 seconds after the start of buffing. I then spray a little mothers aluminum wheel polish and wipe, it seems to have the same chemical base, gets a lot more black off but it seems to spot a little. Hope this helps.
138964
NO E, it was not a good product for me as I have a lot of dark spots and it did not cover them.
1656590
Probably, it is like black caulk. Sticky to put on. I use a popsicle stick to smear it on a spot the removal part of my car top to fix a leak in the rubber seal. This stuff is flexible and worked great for that.
695755
Yes, it has a black powdercoat but should be fine with proper preparations. I have mine covered in plasti-dip and it holds up well also.
678572
My truck is black, so can not attest to how it would work on light green. But I can see myself in the finish after waxing.
1677587
I don't know about the Blackfire stuff, but I am very impressed with the Klasse product. I applied it to my black Subaru in the summer and the shine has still not dulled or faded. We have had the worst winter on record up here in Vermont and I am washing the car at least two or three times per week. The shine on the car has not gotten filmy or dulled as it has in past years and looks like it has just been detailed. I did the same thing to my wife's 12 year old silver X type Jaguar and the shine remains. This product is great and I highly recommend it. Just make sure to apply it VERY sparingly on a cool car and not in the sun. Wipe it off with a microfiber cloth and watch the shine emerge ! I also apply a topcoat of pure carnouba (?) wax by Mother's to increase the gloss. This isn't necessary but a lot of people do it.
1744315
Works well on tire wall if you don't like shine. Give the tires some depth to their color. I would use a dedicated leather protectant.
731722
It definitely should!My girlfriend and I had the same thought when I got them and I did try while wearing a black shirt, and fortunately it did shine through!I would say the lighter the shirt, the better you'll see the detail!
1789146
Thats what i use it for...when my black softail gets dusty,i just dust it off and use the product with a microfiber cloth...shines like crazy.
1310352
It should, i used it to repair the spoiler on the back of our suburban...it does come in black or cream color as well.
192856
Though it is not painted, a simple Black coating used for your side mirrors and black trimming keeps it protected from the sun and helps it maintain it's black shine.
1256567
No, unfortunately that won't help your tires; it's only good for paper projects really. I am sorry.
556130
Yes, I have . I used 2 bottles to turn my cloth top black from tan on my Cadillac deville (I only needed 2 bc it was large not bc of coverage issues)
849045
I would just stick to the black paint on this one. The black in the wax fills the fine scratches in the surface to give a black car a shine that is superb.
1930085
It's only recommended for the Black Cars. It shouldn't be used on anything else. It will dull the areas with the flakes.
1659627
It picks up off a silver colored tape. So item can't be shiny. Darken the Chuck and you should be able to check rpm.