I reviewed this once before, and didn't care for it. But now I'm older and lazier. And I have a WHITE car instead of a dark maroon car to try it on. Let's see what happens....
LOL, this product isn't bad at all. Those of you who like that S100/Natty's/#16 look, nice and clear and wet with gloss and jetting out the wazoo, this might be a nice product to play around with, at around $6/can, give or take.
The can says it's a combination of waxes and polymers. I dunno. It smells like bug spray. It sprays on easily; it's a spray wax, but you don't get a watery coat, you get a nice thick wax that is really spreadable. Wipe it around with a foam applicator, wipe it off with a mf towel. Pretty straightforward. I used one of the new Meguiar's mfs; they're great. When I initially wiped it off the feel wasn't very slick, but an hour later it seemed to have set up, so there's probably a decent amount of polymer in there.
I recognize the look right away as the one I said above, that nice clear look, lots of gloss, lots of reflection. It makes the Subie look like a big ice cream bar.
It got dark before I could picture up; I'll post some tomorrow.
I was going to suggest this as a possible "tune up" product for the paste products, but it's better than that. I'd see it as an alternative. The only question is how many applications can you get from a can. It's without question easier and faster to use than either liquids or pastes; it's easier to spray a thin coat and even it out, rather than create the coat from whole cloth.
And hey, any product called BEAD MAX is going to need a picture of water beading.... We'll see about THAT, too!
Tom
LOL, this product isn't bad at all. Those of you who like that S100/Natty's/#16 look, nice and clear and wet with gloss and jetting out the wazoo, this might be a nice product to play around with, at around $6/can, give or take.
The can says it's a combination of waxes and polymers. I dunno. It smells like bug spray. It sprays on easily; it's a spray wax, but you don't get a watery coat, you get a nice thick wax that is really spreadable. Wipe it around with a foam applicator, wipe it off with a mf towel. Pretty straightforward. I used one of the new Meguiar's mfs; they're great. When I initially wiped it off the feel wasn't very slick, but an hour later it seemed to have set up, so there's probably a decent amount of polymer in there.
I recognize the look right away as the one I said above, that nice clear look, lots of gloss, lots of reflection. It makes the Subie look like a big ice cream bar.
It got dark before I could picture up; I'll post some tomorrow.
I was going to suggest this as a possible "tune up" product for the paste products, but it's better than that. I'd see it as an alternative. The only question is how many applications can you get from a can. It's without question easier and faster to use than either liquids or pastes; it's easier to spray a thin coat and even it out, rather than create the coat from whole cloth.
And hey, any product called BEAD MAX is going to need a picture of water beading.... We'll see about THAT, too!
Tom
