I believe it is, like spyral said it should be called black Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnn I have been using it before I came to this forum, Richard Lin( i don't know if I got got the last name right) developed this stuff with his father and its great. I think Phil from DD knows Richard very well though so he could fill this info in cause im goin off vague memory It came into the market and was loved at the mini community, due to the black fenders, skirts, and all black trim on the lower bumpers.This is how I got hooked on this stuff from my mini, and a few drops goes a long way. I use this stuff a lot, trust me it takes forever to go through it last a long time because the minimum amount of product you use Its a bit pricy, but I think its a very good product Just try not to get it on paint it a pain in the but to get off paint
Just do like I did, partner up with someone and split the cost. For that price, it is worth trying out.
Personally feel it has its place dependent on its type of composition being used on. Don't know of any other product where less is more when used.
I've been using DG flat black trim dressing. I put it on with either a little foam brush or a small tire applicator. I find it easier to use and way less messy. It's also easier to get off paint. I couldn't tell you how it fares for durability as both seemed to be good.
