PoorBoy's World Black Hole | Product Review

Poorboy's World Black Hole - product review. One of the easiest to apply detailing products. Check out my video if you want to see what else this glaze offers.
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[@PedroFTeixeira]

The only downside of Black Hole is that it has a limited durability, because it fills in the micro-scratches. But this has a place in the market, it's a great product.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Very good video Peter 🙌

[@OCDDetailing2021]

Thanks Viktor

[@johnsnow2650]

​@@OCDDetailing2021 hi I am thinking about buying this product will it work well on 1 year old black pearl paint ... And what is a good to use after ? Is there a wax or something else you recommend ? Thanks

[@OCDDetailing2021]

@johnsnow2650 if you are looking for durability, I wouldn't use black hole, it's more show product, to boost its look Poor boys nattys wax is great, but if you want longer lasting result go for one of soft 99 waxes.

[@johnsnow2650]

@@OCDDetailing2021thanks ..but I already ordered the poor boy black hole & Natty's wax... I was going to claybar everything and use the black hole first and then put the wax on and see how everything is .... Later if I need it i was going to have a guy do paint correction and ceramic coating but it is expensive so I'm going to try this first for a few months

[@binke1998]

Fantastic 👌👌

[@OCDDetailing2021]

Thanks 🤗

[@arkadiuszaugustyniak4842]

Nice 👌

[@OCDDetailing2021]

thanks bud

[@Geeky_detail_reviews]

Hi Peter

[@OCDDetailing2021]

Hi Steven

[@thelegendarywasdgamer9724]

So this would do very good against Holograms/ Marring? From the comparison it looks like it took care of the marring when you had the light over it.

[@OCDDetailing2021]

It has very minor abrasive properties, combined with soft pad it may remove some very minor imperfections.

[@zzo28]

Its only nonabrasive glaze. But foam pad is abrasive so it can remove something with machine.