I've had several black cars and they look great after a wash and wax. They do get "dirty" fast however. Even a little dust will show. My last car was silver and my Q3 is monsoon gray. I noticed a difference in the first few weeks between the two!
Winter car washing at the car wash is just a necessary evil. You might try some wax cleaner in the springtime to remove the swirls. The next step would be compounding.
Years back, I heard of something called a "California Car Duster." It did a pretty good job of lifting light dust off a car and worked well for those dark cars just washed a few days earlier.
I'll probably give mine a wash in the next few days. Our mountain road is still loaded with sand from the winter.
Winter car washing at the car wash is just a necessary evil. You might try some wax cleaner in the springtime to remove the swirls. The next step would be compounding.
Years back, I heard of something called a "California Car Duster." It did a pretty good job of lifting light dust off a car and worked well for those dark cars just washed a few days earlier.
I'll probably give mine a wash in the next few days. Our mountain road is still loaded with sand from the winter.