Try a new wax or no?

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Ok, I have been using Poorboys Nattys and Nattys Blue on customers' cars. Of course, no complaints. I am running a little low on reg. Nattys, and wondered if I should try a new wax.

Suggestions?

I want something that is easy on and easy off. Something not too expensive, so do not say Souveran;) I have it already, and it is not going on any cars but mine. LOL
I like paste wax, as I feel I get more for my money. I dunno. Never got in the groove of liquid wax. I want something that lasts and looks great on dark AND light colored cars. Possibly something I can use in direct sun?
Should I stay with Natty's Wax, or try a new wax?

Talk to me!
 
Natty's is a proved winner, Max Wax and S100 are both nice waxes that won't break the bank. You mentioned durability. Have you considered any of the sealants? I just tried DP's new sealant and can recommend it. I don't know of anything that goes on and off any easier though it is recommended that it haze for up to 45 minutes. This might be a deal breaker for a guy that's trying to get in and out quickly. Gets even slicker after curing over night.
 
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While I agree with the notion that the new DP sealant is a great product, I don't think it lends itself well to commercial detailing. First you have to let it haze for 45 minutes and second if the car gets wet during the 12 hour cure period the sealant can wash away.

My vote for new wax goes to either Max Wax or Collonite. Get Max Wax if you want a beauty wax or go with Collonite if you want durability.
 
MikeyC said:
Get Max Wax if you want a beauty wax or go with Collonite if you want durability.
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Oh why can I not have looks and durability.....LOL
can I mix them....LOL JK
 
max wax for paste, liquid souveran otherwise
 
Bence said:
What about CG 5050? Or Victoria Waxes?
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Love them, although, he was looking for a cheaper wax..
 
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MaxWax FTW
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No that I've tried either of them, but how about some P100 or Liquid Souveran?
 
I say if you like Nattys stick with it.
Judging from the forums maxwax would be your next best choice.
 
Max Wax, liquid Souveran, Pinnacle Signature Series II or Collinite Marque d' Elegance. :) Just my 2 cents.
 
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