Originally Posted by ShaneN.

It's the actual act of washing it that creates the clearcoat swirls though. You can follow the lines of the car instead of doing circles, wash it often so there isn't much debris, foam/soap it first and spray it off but no matter what it's something you can't fully avoid. your technique and ****-ness(lol) can severely change how bad or not it is. I've always owned black cars except for one blue one, such a pain in the ***. You're exactly the kind of person that I hope is selling the c63 that I buy from - wish everyone took care of their cars

Originally Posted by m a x i m u s

i agree about the swirlies. i had one black car in the past, and keeping that b clean was a fulltime job. always hand washed, then glazed to remove swirls, then hand waxed with my fingers. as much as i love the look of clean black cars, i can't deal with the upkeep. and yes, i am a**l about it. lol.

Originally Posted by Roswell

I agree, I used to own a black Stealth TT & told myself never again I'm buying another black car. And if I were to daily drive my white C63, I would probably wax it every month rather than every 6 months. LOL



It's a lot of work to keep a black car clean... my friend owns a black 993 Porsche & he is more **** than I am. Wash & wax once a week, but his black paint always have a mirror shine. Nothing beats a clean & shiny black car.