Back in Black....

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smokin5ohhh

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Finally! Bought a 2006 Black GT Mustang Premium this week....Been out since I sold my Silver 90 GT stang several years ago....Here is a pic...

Couple of questions....Never had a black car before...What is the detailing routine for a black car (products, order of application, ecetera)....

It is simply unbelievable how good it looks

 

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Tupperware

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And it's got the chin spoiler installed already, too!

Blacks a lot of "fun" to keep looking good.

Hope you're ready!

 

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steedman07

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Clay bar every once in a while, 2 coats of NXT 2.0 paste wax, and Meguiars quick detailer in between waxings..

 

Towelly

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Don't wash it too much! I made this mistake and now my clear coat is crap. The first summer I had it I woudln't let the damn thing get dirty and I washed it too much. Ford's clearcoat doesn't stand up to it. Just make sure you wax it twice a summer max and clay bar it once every Six months of driving or so and you will be fine.

 

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ranger04

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Black is no different than any other dark color, it shows everything. When your feeling lazy don't worry about it. When your cruising, keep a wipping rag with you, when you stop to show the car off, just give it a quick wipe down. Black is a great color, it looks fast sitting still. I wanted black, but the ball and chain wanted no part of it, so compramise was in order, got red fire matalic.