Swanicyouth
New member
A pot of Fuzion press fits perfectly in to a tub of NaviWax Ultimate.
Bonus:
**** Not quite a fact, but every time I see my hands in a picture they look to me like lobster claws. Do my hands look weird?
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A pot of Fuzion press fits perfectly in to a tub of NaviWax Ultimate.
Bonus:
**** Not quite a fact, but every time I see my hands in a picture they look to me like lobster claws. Do my hands look weird?
Ronkh
Wax Waster
So disguise a $150.00 wax as a 25.00 wax?
Swanicyouth
New member
NaviWax is awesome Ron. It's really top shelf stuff. Nobody seems to know about it - because they don't sell it here. It's more Collinite 915 like - than Collinite 915.
The water behavior is insane. Applicaton is unique, you apply it on a wet panel or with a wet applicator. It buffs off like butter and glows. ACC should carry NaviWax.
It's a show car wax, with long term durability...
Ronkh
Wax Waster
Pats300zx
Super Moderator
Never heard of Navi-wax. Sounds interesting.
Why is it not a fact? If it looks like a claw, works like a claw, than it must be a claw.
IIRC it had a blue label on a silver tin, or I'm I mistaken?
Dogfather
New member
Swanicyouth
New member
Pat,
It's a Japanese wax. The company is a mystery to me... But if you like wax - you will love this stuff. Realistically, it cost about $100 or so delivered to your door - as it has to come from Europe (no U.S. distributors I know of). But, you get 280g of wax.
But, if I could only spend $100 for a wax... It would be this one. You can use NaviWax on trim and glass. It's as easy to use as Sovereign or Natty's, but lasts long. It has some "filling" capabilities.
Some NaviPics on my 15 yo daily driver:
w/ water:
On trim:
Ronkh
Wax Waster
Pat,
It's a Japanese wax. The company is a mystery to me... But if you like wax - you will love this stuff. Realistically, it cost about $100 or so delivered to your door - as it has to come from Europe (no U.S. distributors I know of). But, you get 280g of wax.
But, if I could only spend $100 for a wax... It would be this one. You can use NaviWax on trim and glass. It's as easy to use as Sovereign or Natty's, but lasts long. It has some "filling" capabilities.
Some NaviPics on my 15 yo daily driver:
w/ water:
On trim:
Wow
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
That was a great gag. Harry Hoo was another one.