I've owned a black car for about 8 years now and while I always keep it clean and swirl mark free, I've simply grown too tired with all the detailing which I do. I'm just too anal with my cars, so there's no way I'd let a black car develop swirls through half-ass/lazy washes.
I'm pretty much sold on the Armada and while I'd love to get Galaxy Black, I know it'll be an incredible chore to keep clean and swirl free, especially with winter use. So, I'm down to the following three choices (in order of preference):
1. Smoke (Charcoal)
2. Blizzard White
3. Silver
Now, my main concern is, to you who have Smoke, does it show swirl marks easily? I know with the Blizzard and the Silver, I could pretty much dry the truck with brillo pads and you wouldn't notice the swirls, but I'm more concerned with the darker Smoke paint. In a perfect world, I'd get black, but hopefully Smoke can provide a nice medium between "easier" maintenace and still retianing a darker exterior color.
Also, as a nice bonus, the roof racks and running boards match the Smoke paint the best, so there's no need to have them colored matched. With Blizzard or Silver, I'd definitely spring the extra cash to have them color coded at a bodyshop (in addition to the many other mods I've got planned
).
Thanks.
I'm pretty much sold on the Armada and while I'd love to get Galaxy Black, I know it'll be an incredible chore to keep clean and swirl free, especially with winter use. So, I'm down to the following three choices (in order of preference):
1. Smoke (Charcoal)
2. Blizzard White
3. Silver
Now, my main concern is, to you who have Smoke, does it show swirl marks easily? I know with the Blizzard and the Silver, I could pretty much dry the truck with brillo pads and you wouldn't notice the swirls, but I'm more concerned with the darker Smoke paint. In a perfect world, I'd get black, but hopefully Smoke can provide a nice medium between "easier" maintenace and still retianing a darker exterior color.
Also, as a nice bonus, the roof racks and running boards match the Smoke paint the best, so there's no need to have them colored matched. With Blizzard or Silver, I'd definitely spring the extra cash to have them color coded at a bodyshop (in addition to the many other mods I've got planned
Thanks.