Chemical Guys Gap_619_16 Radiant Enhancer Review

This is an incredible product that when used with a buffing machine allows for minor color touch ups and streak removal. Just make sure your paint has been drained and washed beforehand.

I would like to start by saying that I have never polished or painted a car. I just used this product on my wife's 2011 Ford Edge Sport. The product gave it a perfect shine and really brought out the metallic spots. I used McGuire's Ultimate Polish and then Black Light and there wasn't a single stain left on the car. Easy to attach and easy to remove.

Gives my car a rich shine. The color almost looked like running water, it was so beautiful. He ran very well, like clockwork. It comes off easily with a microfiber cloth. I used it on my WRB WRX and after a month it still looks amazing. I only used about 1/10th of this to cover my entire car. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a deep shine, I can only imagine the black cars look absolutely amazing. UPDATE: I recently used this on my dad's black fusion. The results speak for…

We have 2 classic cars that we have restored and displayed as well as our regular drivers. Some vehicles have darker colors like gray, blue, or black, while others are white and light aqua green. Issues I've had with other waxes, including more expensive products, have been streaking and an inability to get rid of frizz. Not so with black light. This is the best wax I've ever used. Application is easy, I've applied it in both shade and sun and both have given excellent results. Use a microfiber

I read other people's reviews of this product and thought they were exaggerating when they talked about how great their car looks after using it. Well, they're not exaggerating at all. My black E63 looks absolutely amazing after using this color enhancer. The black paint on my car looks like it's wet, seeping and running and it's the most amazing shine I've ever seen on my car. it looks even better than the day I got the car home from the dealer. It's a bit of a hassle to put the car on as it…

Very expensive. Is it worth? Yes. A few days ago after washing and polishing my car with Griots Garage DA I used: Meguiars Ultimate Compound, Ultimate Polish, Mothers 3 Step Ultimate 3 Step Wax System and then Nano Waxed with Mequiars NXT. My hands were killing me and I must have sweated 3 gallons. The car looked good, but despite all the work, it didn't rattle as I had hoped. It was shiny and reflective, but it didn't look like I could dive into it like a pool. So I ordered Black Light Sealant

My first big part in any car and especially my 2012 Audi A7. The paintwork was generally in good condition but I had water spots, lots of swirl and a few noticeable scratches. When the feedback was positive, I used the protocol described below. I spent 2 1/2 days at work but I think the results were impressive. I've used Chemical Guys V36 and V38 almost everywhere in the car, and even before I got to the extra post-mixing steps I knew I was going to have a great finish. There was no liability…

I don't normally write reviews on Amazon although I rely heavily on them when shopping so let me just say this product certainly lives up to the hype. First let me explain that I'm crazy about my color and what it looks like. When it's not pristine, I feel like I'm driving through a dumpster on wheels. That being said I've taken good care of my paint job and tried all sorts of different waxes on my car that promise a wet look with little to no effort and I've found that most if not all of these

First of all I'd like to say that I didn't expect anything special from Chemical Guys. About half of what I've bought from them has let me down. The main exceptions were the Blacklight car wash and the DA polishing kit. When I saw that my favorite car shampoo had a shine, I decided to give it a try. 16 ounces. A bottle of Revain will set you back about $25. It is claimed to be a gloss specially formulated for black cars. I have a 2015.5 Volvo S60 in Ember Black Pearl and have always wanted that