It's kind of funny how some people on the Internet have some how managed to convince people that if a product changes the color of paint that's a bad thing. It's not.
I used to post how Meguiar's products would darken a paint color and make it look better, then I would see someone post how that this effect was somehow a bad thing, as is a negative result and that they preferred a product that didn't change the color of the paint but left it optically clear.
This black Miata and the red one to follow in this thread are superb examples of how Meguiar's polishes add richness and optical clarity to automotive finishes to really bring out the beauty.
Which side looks better, the passenger side or the drivers side?
In the garage backing the car out
Outside in natural light (bright natural light)
And before,
And After,
Mike
I used to post how Meguiar's products would darken a paint color and make it look better, then I would see someone post how that this effect was somehow a bad thing, as is a negative result and that they preferred a product that didn't change the color of the paint but left it optically clear.
This black Miata and the red one to follow in this thread are superb examples of how Meguiar's polishes add richness and optical clarity to automotive finishes to really bring out the beauty.
Which side looks better, the passenger side or the drivers side?
In the garage backing the car out
Outside in natural light (bright natural light)
And before,
And After,
Mike
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