NanoPolix on darker paint colors?

I’ve got a dark gray car and used it on some light scuffs near the door handle. It didn’t make them vanish completely, but it definitely toned them down enough that I don’t notice them unless I’m really looking. Worth a try for the price.

I’ve got a dark red car and tried it on some scuffs from a shopping cart. It didn’t erase them totally but they’re way less noticeable now, especially from a few feet away. I was a little skeptical at first but it did more than I expected.

I’ve got a dark blue car and tried it on some scuffs near the gas cap. It didn’t fully get rid of them, but they’re way less obvious now. Good enough for what it costs.

It’s a cloth with some polish, color doesn’t really matter. Probably fine.

I’ve got a dark blue SUV too and tried it on some scuffs from a tree branch. Honestly, I was kind of expecting more after all the hype, but it did knock down the worst of it. Color didn’t seem to matter much, it just didn’t work miracles. Still sitting here wondering if I should’ve just gone with a polish instead.

I think dark paint hides imperfections better than light paint in general, so even if the cloth doesn’t fully erase everything, the improvement should be more noticeable. Probably worth a shot if the price is alright.

I’ve got a dark blue car and honestly the color didn’t seem to matter much for me. The cloth just knocked down the light scuffs enough that I don’t notice them unless I’m really looking. I wasn’t expecting a miracle, but it did the job for what it is.

I mean, darker paint does hide minor stuff better in general, so even if the cloth doesn’t totally erase a scuff, it’s probably less visible after.