SON1C
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- Apr 4, 2011
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Picked this up on the dodo bogo awhile back, went with one of each pro. So far I have only had the opportunity to really work with blue velvet pro, I have only had the opportunity to apply purple haze pro to a panel, however when layering both of these -- blue velvet under purple haze I did notice a slight bump in looks and durability was slightly extended.
Application was a breeze, extremely easy on and easy off, went on very thin and went pretty far, smell to me was like chocolate, to be more specific a gourmet raspberry chocolate, I allowed to haze for 10-15 minutes and then buffed off with ease, I applied via hand in ~30 degree weather. This wax performed very well in this low degree weather as I've noticed other waxes can get finicky under ~50
Note- Some may wonder what these chunks are in the wax once you begin to use it, they are nuba flakes (still soft will melt in between your finger tips -- unlike raw nuba!) I discussed it with PJ @ DoDo Juice, basically its nothing to worry about, none the less I was not fond of a chunky wax -- my understanding is just that they did not completely melt into a uniform one liquid wax however they pose no threat to your paintwork
blue velvet pro was applied over Meguiars #7 Glaze
Not the best shot, but you sort of get the idea -- time was limited on this
snapshot sneak peak of the full corvette writeup that's over due, papasmurf / caleb it's coming! lol
Overall I was extremely happy with application of this product, how far it went, expected durability -- its been several months and it's still holding up great however this was on a garage queen. I loved almost everything about this product except I didn't really care for the looks, I felt that is where this product lacked, the surface had been properly prepped with claying and polishing. Unfortunately in both cases when I've used this wax it just didn't bring much to the table in looks, offered a slight sealant hard candy pop look. So I'd say if you're looking to try something new with good durability and great ease of use and looks are not a huge factor this could be a great product for you, however if you're looking to achieve deep wet reflective paint etc, I'd consider different LSPs such as
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...son1c-synopsis-16-wolfgang-fuzion-review.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...aturing-dodo-juice-mothers-chemical-guys.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-polymer-white-carnauba-paste-wax-review.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-juice-banana-armour-carnauba-wax-review.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...nopsis-15-dodo-juice-orange-crush-review.html
Thanks for viewing! :xyxthumbs:
Application was a breeze, extremely easy on and easy off, went on very thin and went pretty far, smell to me was like chocolate, to be more specific a gourmet raspberry chocolate, I allowed to haze for 10-15 minutes and then buffed off with ease, I applied via hand in ~30 degree weather. This wax performed very well in this low degree weather as I've noticed other waxes can get finicky under ~50
Note- Some may wonder what these chunks are in the wax once you begin to use it, they are nuba flakes (still soft will melt in between your finger tips -- unlike raw nuba!) I discussed it with PJ @ DoDo Juice, basically its nothing to worry about, none the less I was not fond of a chunky wax -- my understanding is just that they did not completely melt into a uniform one liquid wax however they pose no threat to your paintwork
blue velvet pro was applied over Meguiars #7 Glaze
Not the best shot, but you sort of get the idea -- time was limited on this
snapshot sneak peak of the full corvette writeup that's over due, papasmurf / caleb it's coming! lol
Overall I was extremely happy with application of this product, how far it went, expected durability -- its been several months and it's still holding up great however this was on a garage queen. I loved almost everything about this product except I didn't really care for the looks, I felt that is where this product lacked, the surface had been properly prepped with claying and polishing. Unfortunately in both cases when I've used this wax it just didn't bring much to the table in looks, offered a slight sealant hard candy pop look. So I'd say if you're looking to try something new with good durability and great ease of use and looks are not a huge factor this could be a great product for you, however if you're looking to achieve deep wet reflective paint etc, I'd consider different LSPs such as
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...son1c-synopsis-16-wolfgang-fuzion-review.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...aturing-dodo-juice-mothers-chemical-guys.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-polymer-white-carnauba-paste-wax-review.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-juice-banana-armour-carnauba-wax-review.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...nopsis-15-dodo-juice-orange-crush-review.html
Thanks for viewing! :xyxthumbs:
