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Originally Posted by Davebbass
Black looks amazing if looked after properly. So no dealer washing, no local hand car washing either. The only way to keep black good is for it to be properly washed with a decent pre wash, safe two bucket contact wash and either blown or carefully dried with a dual pile towel.
My old man has a black Prius which I look after, and it looks amazing when clean. Has a sort of purple tint to it in some light too. Unfortunately it got into a crunch and had to be valeted when it went in for repair, and it's come back covered in swirl marks and such. That's when they start to look shoddy I find... I'm not going to rectify it until spring though, as there's no point in detailing and paint correcting a car right before winter 😂
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