Nattys Red is back!

It rained last night & I love the way the water rolls off as I travel down the road. Unlike any other waxes I've tried.
 
Don't like the jar though, cant get my polishing pal in it. Can anything bo done to put it in a bigger jar? Melting it down???
 
What is this stuff good for in particular? Is it worthwhile importing for New Zealand for my site i wonder
 
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I have some Nattys Blue on my Impreza right now. It's awesome, been raining a week straight here and its still beading like the first day it rained.
 
Dubbin1 said:
Why would you want that when its so easy to apply as a paste.
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Open lid and squeeze out on to DA pad and wax.I prefer paste but liqiuds save your arm and time when used with a DA on customers,friends or mooching familys rides and I am not big on cutting the paste out of its container and wearing a glove to use it on a pad.Poorboys makes some liquids but I would like to see a true liquid lsp not just all in ones.Maybe they could do it in a limited run like natty's red.
 
mtnbiker said:
Don't like the jar though, cant get my polishing pal in it. Can anything bo done to put it in a bigger jar? Melting it down???
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You can melt down the Nattys Blue and White (this is how we do our 4 oz samples) but the red doesn't seem to like to go back together so nicely after it melts lol.
 
Poorboy said:
one trick to dealing with your conditions is spit shining your car ... this is the way we do it on really hot humid days at shows ... we chill a bottle of Spray & Gloss ... then we go panel by panel ... spritz a little Spray and Gloss and then wipe the wax on real thin .. give it about 2 minutes and buff off. it is advisable to keep a cooler with ice near by to keep it cool when you are buffing if you do not have a fridge near where you are detailing.
You will love the results :xyxthumbs:
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Great advice. Will certainly try that this weekend. One question, do I wipe up the Spray & Gloss BEFORE I wipe on the wax? Or does the wax go right on the wet panel?
 
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