Pats300zx
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This is a review of the Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax. PMBG was kind enough to send me a few of the new Wax Shop detailing products for review and testing and I have had the opportunity to try them on a few details.
Product Description:
The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax
Cost: $15.99 for 16 ounces
Shine That Blinds Spray Wax gives you the perfect product to generate that show-car level shine that we all aim for in a matter of mere minutes. This incredible formula uses Brazilian wax emulsion to provide an impeccable shine and luster to your paint in an easily applied spray application. You will save yourself a ton of time by using Shine That Blinds Spray Wax to maintain the lust we all want our cars to have!
Thoughts and Observations:
1. The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax has a very nice cherry scent that is similar to their Cherry Snow Foam.
2. The product spread very easily and appears to be blended with Brazilian wax so I assume that it is carnauba based. The product provided decent gloss and was very easy to use even in the direct sun. The product can also be used on glass and I didn't have any issues streaking when applied to any glass surface.
3. Overall I felt this was a very nice spray wax. However, I don't see myself using this is as a replacement for my "go to" spray wax Meguiars D156 Synthetic Spray Wax. I feel that D156 sets the bar for me as far as spray waxes go. It's super economical, can be used in direct sun with no streaking, and can be used on just about any surface. I found that The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax did a great job but Meguiars D156 seemed to buff off slightly easier. The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax is still a great product and would be perfect for someone that is looking to compliment or enhance their LSP like The Wax Shop Liquid Carnauba Wax or use it along with other products in The Wax Shop product line.
Product Description:
The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax
Cost: $15.99 for 16 ounces
Shine That Blinds Spray Wax gives you the perfect product to generate that show-car level shine that we all aim for in a matter of mere minutes. This incredible formula uses Brazilian wax emulsion to provide an impeccable shine and luster to your paint in an easily applied spray application. You will save yourself a ton of time by using Shine That Blinds Spray Wax to maintain the lust we all want our cars to have!
Thoughts and Observations:
1. The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax has a very nice cherry scent that is similar to their Cherry Snow Foam.
2. The product spread very easily and appears to be blended with Brazilian wax so I assume that it is carnauba based. The product provided decent gloss and was very easy to use even in the direct sun. The product can also be used on glass and I didn't have any issues streaking when applied to any glass surface.
3. Overall I felt this was a very nice spray wax. However, I don't see myself using this is as a replacement for my "go to" spray wax Meguiars D156 Synthetic Spray Wax. I feel that D156 sets the bar for me as far as spray waxes go. It's super economical, can be used in direct sun with no streaking, and can be used on just about any surface. I found that The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax did a great job but Meguiars D156 seemed to buff off slightly easier. The Wax Shop Shine That Blinds Spray Wax is still a great product and would be perfect for someone that is looking to compliment or enhance their LSP like The Wax Shop Liquid Carnauba Wax or use it along with other products in The Wax Shop product line.
