I have a dark blue car it almost looks black will this stuff work on it
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Yes, however I have had poor results with this wax. I find it hard to remove and causes fine swirls/ scratches both by hand and with a machine. I would recommend Meguiars Gold Class Carnauba Wax.
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I'm not sure about blue, meguiars has a kick ass website where they will help you determine what's best for your car based on the desired results and how much time you want to spend. After you figure out what products you want then just search and buy them an amazon because they're cheaper.
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I've only heard complaints with lighter cars for black waxes. So dark blue I'd say would be fine but why use this if it's dark blue? There are far better waxes waxes that are safe on all paint types. The only reason I use this stuff ever over collinite double double is that it's specifically designed to make black paint look better and it applies completely effortlessly with a buffer. It doesn't last anywhere near as long as collinite and I honestly can't say that it looks better IMO. It's just cheap and slightly easier to apply. But if you really like Meg's stuff just use one of their other pastes since you don't need a black enhancement.
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The was is made for dark cars. The wax is actually grey in color and dries to a light white haze. The wax leaves a high quality wax finish.
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I've only heard complaints with lighter cars for black waxes. So dark blue I'd say would be fine but why use this if it's dark blue? There are far better waxes waxes that are safe on all paint types. The only reason I use this stuff ever over collinite double double is that it's specifically designed to make black paint look better and it applies completely effortlessly with a buffer. It doesn't last anywhere near as long as collinite and I honestly can't say that it looks better IMO. It's just cheap and slightly easier to apply. But if you really like Meg's stuff just use one of their other pastes since you don't need a black enhancement. I've only heard complaints with lighter cars for black waxes. So dark blue I'd say would be fine but why use this if it's dark blue? There are far better waxes waxes that are safe on all paint types. The only reason I use this stuff ever over collinite double double is that it's specifically designed to make black paint look better and it applies completely effortlessly with a buffer. It doesn't last anywhere near as long as collinite and I honestly can't say that it looks better IMO. It's just cheap and slightly easier to apply. But if you really like Meg's stuff just use one of their... » Read More I've only heard complaints with lighter cars for black waxes. So dark blue I'd say would be fine but why use this if it's dark blue? There are far better waxes waxes that are safe on all paint types. The only reason I use this stuff ever over collinite double double is that it's specifically designed to make black paint look better and it applies completely effortlessly with a buffer. It doesn't last anywhere near as long as collinite and I honestly can't say that it looks better IMO. It's just cheap and slightly easier to apply. But if you really like Meg's stuff just use one of their other pastes since you don't need a black enhancement. « Show Less
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Yes, stuff that's intended for black vehicles should be used on any dark vehicle IMO, due to other products leaving visible residue in scratches or pin strips sometimes(if your car has them). when up close, it does the opposite of hiding them with black or dark paint background.
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I tried this product on my silver Honda and my metallic black dodge charger. Don't buy it. I spent close to $200 trying to find the best products (meguires and others) to repair the neglected paint on the 2009 charger (metallic black). Eventually found the perfect products all of which were meguires. What are you tring to accomplish? Just waxing or severe paint correction?
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It will on some but you have to be careful because there are two types of plastic. The 1st type is the color is molded in the color right into the plastic and that's no problem. The second is the plastic is dyed the interior color and that you have to be careful cause the Novus will take the dye right off. So try it on a piece that is out of the way so if the dye comessage off it's in a spot you won't see. And the stuff works great on clear plastic like the dasH cluster. Good luck! Big Steve
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What you can do, is get touch up paint of the color of your car. Lightly build up layer after layer till it's above the paint scratch line.Let it cure for a 3 to 4 days. And then use the process with the quick scratch remover. Use the compound and bring it down to level with The paint line. And then buff with the finishing compound. It will probably turn out better than you think. Good luck
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If the black is shines it will work great I use it on my mirrors on the car and head lights I wil t put it on the tires thou I haven't ever had it turn the trim white
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Yes it will. Rinse your car down with just water using the power washer, then use a MITT and a bucket mixed with ICE car wash soap. Then use the power washer again to rinse. Finish off with Blue ICE WAX by hand. Rub on and rub off using micro towels. Make sure the car is dry before applying the Blue Ice Wax. It will give you a great shine.
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I love the stuff I have an 03 mustang and it still looks good. No discoloration, or cloudiness. I don't use a lot at a time just because its in the back of my mind, but love the stuff works great for bugs and even tree sap.
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Yes! That's exactly why I purchased this. Someone spray painted my silver car with black paint and it came off in minutes with no damage the to paint underneath - actually it made the paint under the spray paint look a little cleaner than the rest of my car hah!
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It has a bit of a blue tint, but it's mostly a dark gray. I think the way it looks will depend largely on what's around it.
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No.Either the new bumper was not colored matched very well or your cars paint has faded.I would use a buffing compound on a area close to your bumper first to see if this will brighten up your paint. If so do the entire car then follow up with a cleaner wax.God luck.
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It will work. Rub it on til it turns black, then use a clean cloth to polish clean
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Yes it will. Dark charcoal looks awesome on my Camry light gray interior. I recommend them!
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I would suspect not. It's like black shoe polish or dye. I used it on the plastic bumpers on my Jeep.
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I will assume it would but it might possibly make the spot darker than the rest of the seats so you would need quite a few bottles if you were going to do an entire car. This is a very small bottle.
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Yes, but you will still get a dark blue shade (more closer to black) only than a blue shade.
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It worked wonder for me. The rubber weather seal around the car windows were rough and discolored (looked faded gray-white-ish). I cleaned all the dirt with Meguiar's D10101 All Purpose Cleaner (10:1 diluted), then applied heavily 4, 5 coats of this. The weather seal did get soften quite a bit; but the most important thing was that I got rid of that old faded unsightly color, now they look shiny deep black.
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Not really. If you have a primer coat of any kind, this stuff is amazing, it goes on thick and flattens to a bright chrome and doesn't need black underneath.
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they have dark blue on sides and black, very pretty they match my blue car looks great