Nappers
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- Jun 16, 2009
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Gang,
I ordered the sampler pack in an effort to spread my wings as I started this whole sickness of detailing with Meguiar's Online. I did know that there were other products out there but mainly stuck with Meguiar's products.
I belong to a few automotive forums. In the detailing sections, I read that a lot of people use Do Do Juice, Wolfgang and a couple of others. Not wanting to spend a lot of money to try a wax and not like it, I decided to get the Do Do Juice sampler.
For you naysayers that think 1oz of product won't do much, then I got news for you, I have used the Banana Armour and the Diamond White so far and my next wax is the Hard Candy wax!
Below is a picture of the waxes, on the left are the Diamond White and Banana Armour, used on one car. On the right is the Blue Velvet and Hard Candy of which either of these two are used.
The Banana Armour was used for two THIN coats of wax on our Neon, the Diamond White was used as a 2nd coat following M66 on a recent detail.
These little tubs are hardly dented and have a couple of good waxings up to maybe 4 depending on size of the car.
Thin coats are all that are needed. For those of you who ask how hard it is to get wax on your applicator, easy, just push the tub against the applicator and spin it as if it were a tin and push the applictor into the tub. do it in a couple of places and spread the wax on your paint! It may get "harder" when getting to the bottom of the tub but, it's easy, applicators are pretty flexible!
So, the wax is easy to work with, fast drying time (swipe test
), easy removal, great shine!
The Hard Candy is next to test and the Blue Velvet will be given to the boy for his '67 Dodge D100 soon as we knock down the oxidization.....
TTFN!
Aaron
I ordered the sampler pack in an effort to spread my wings as I started this whole sickness of detailing with Meguiar's Online. I did know that there were other products out there but mainly stuck with Meguiar's products.
I belong to a few automotive forums. In the detailing sections, I read that a lot of people use Do Do Juice, Wolfgang and a couple of others. Not wanting to spend a lot of money to try a wax and not like it, I decided to get the Do Do Juice sampler.
For you naysayers that think 1oz of product won't do much, then I got news for you, I have used the Banana Armour and the Diamond White so far and my next wax is the Hard Candy wax!
Below is a picture of the waxes, on the left are the Diamond White and Banana Armour, used on one car. On the right is the Blue Velvet and Hard Candy of which either of these two are used.
The Banana Armour was used for two THIN coats of wax on our Neon, the Diamond White was used as a 2nd coat following M66 on a recent detail.
These little tubs are hardly dented and have a couple of good waxings up to maybe 4 depending on size of the car.
Thin coats are all that are needed. For those of you who ask how hard it is to get wax on your applicator, easy, just push the tub against the applicator and spin it as if it were a tin and push the applictor into the tub. do it in a couple of places and spread the wax on your paint! It may get "harder" when getting to the bottom of the tub but, it's easy, applicators are pretty flexible!
So, the wax is easy to work with, fast drying time (swipe test
), easy removal, great shine!The Hard Candy is next to test and the Blue Velvet will be given to the boy for his '67 Dodge D100 soon as we knock down the oxidization.....
TTFN!
Aaron
so we can get a better idea of the size?
