NuraFix on dark paint — does it leave any haze?

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  • #2035
    Tom CallTom Call
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    Thinking about picking up NuraFix for some light swirls on my black car. Before I buy, anyone with darker paint notice any haze or residue after buffing it off?

    #2045
    MeryVip
    Member

    I have a dark blue car and I was a little worried about haze too, but I didn’t see any after using it. I just made sure to really buff it off well with a clean microfiber and it left a nice, clear shine.

    #2055
    LiamWLiamW
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    Honestly I’d just test it on a small spot first. That’s what I did on my dark gray car and it was fine. No haze that I noticed.

    #2066
    JSmithJSmith
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    Used it on my black sedan a couple weeks ago. No haze or anything weird after buffing, just a clean shine. Did exactly what I needed for light swirls.

    #2075
    DonnaD
    Member

    I used it on a dark metallic gray car and didn’t notice any haze. Just wiped it off pretty quick and it looked fine.

    #2084
    Julia Writes
    Member

    I used it on a black car a while back and didn’t notice any haze. Just wiped it off like normal and it was fine. Probably not something to stress over.

    #2092
    Rachel ColeRachel Cole
    Member

    Not sure why everyone’s saying no haze. I tried it on a dark car and it left a faint cloudy look in the sun. Had to hit it with a quick detailer to fix it.

    #2103
    EnderWizard
    Member

    I have a black car and I actually got a faint haze in spots, but I think I let it sit too long before buffing. Might just be user error on my end though.

    #2117

    I’d just try it on a small hidden spot first to be safe. That’s what I usually do with stuff like this.

    #2129
    EthanFreeEthanFree
    Member

    I think if you wipe it off quick enough it should be fine. Might just depend on how much you use.

    #2150
    RonWeek
    Member

    I just used it on my black SUV last weekend and no haze at all. I sprayed it on a microfiber, not directly on the panel, and buffed it off right away. Might be down to how you apply it more than the paint color.

    #2173
    Jade Writes
    Member

    I think it probably depends more on how you apply it than the paint color itself. I’ve seen people get haze with other products when they use too much or don’t buff evenly. Usually a quick second wipe sorts it out if anything shows up.

    #2194
    Tom CallTom Call
    Member

    Good points in here. I ended up grabbing it anyway and it worked fine on my black car, just made sure to wipe it off pretty quick. No haze on my end.

    #7406
    Elena Voss
    Member

    Black paint shows everything, so I get why you’re asking. I’ve used it on a dark grey car and the haze only showed up when I was stingy with the buffing cloth. If you work it until it’s fully gone instead of just wiping once, it leaves the paint looking clean.

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