I've only seen one black car that had paint that you would never see scratches and
swirl marks in. An eighties grand national. This guy spent who knows how much to
have 4 coats of base applied with six coats of clear on it. It was beautiful and
had and erie look when you looked at it like there was no depth perception. Kindo
looked like you could stick your hand out to it and it would never be able to
touch the car from only a foot away. Nice but pricey though. The problems you talk
about is the reason I have decided to go with red instead of black on several of
my cars.
Andy Levy wrote:
> I gave up on trying to keep it perfect a LONG time ago. Keep a good
> wash/polish/wax job on it and from a distance (20 feet or more) it'll
> look sweet even with some slight scratches. Up close, yes, I can see
> swirl marks and other associated fine stratches on the surface, and I've
> got some door dings (damn inconsiderate people in the parking lot).
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