Nattys Red or Blue

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Which would be the best choice and is there really any difference in these two products for red or black cars in depth, wet look ?
 
I have both but Blue for a black car is my choice(that is what I use)
 
I remember the red looking a bit wetter, but it was a lighter color. The smell is a big difference as obviously the color, but should not effect the product itself obviously.
 
I just used the natty's red on our corvette this past weekend. it looks unbelieveable.
 
I have found that the Natty's red is a little easier to spread by hand compared to the blue. That is the biggest difference I have found. I haven't used them both side by side so comparing looks wouldn't be fair for me to do so.
 
I used the Red on my silver grey bimmer and it looked great. Wet shimmer and crystal clear.
 
remove swrils by hand?

Seriously. Is it possible to remove SM's by hand? I have XMT sr2 and a orange cutting pad. Can I get my swrils out with this?
 
Is the paste wax better than the liquid wax? I have the Souveran Liquid with Poly Charge. I also have a good friend who lets me use his Pinnacle Paste. I get an Incredible Wet Shine out of both. Is one better than the other, or is it a personal preference?
 
Pinnacles Souveran Paste is no comparision to its liquid counterpart. Very different design, ingredients, and outcome. Souveran Paste is Pinnacles pinnacle product.
 
I have both and I think that the blue looks a little deeper but red has more shine. They are both exceptional waxes especially for the price I dont think either can be beat.
 
Steve @ Poorboy's World told me that the Natty's Blue is for dark-colored vehicles and provides a deeper, darker shine. Natty's Red is for vehicles of all colors and provides a very bright and rich-looking shine. I've never used the Natty's Blue, but I really do like the Natty's Red, it has a very bright and clear glossy shine.
 
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