Natty's Paste Wax
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Natty's Paste Wax
I used this yesterday as a change of pace from S100. The reflection is about the same as S100, but it was a BITCH to remove and it dusted. Instructions suggested to let it dry (which should have been my first clue) then wipe off. I didnt think of it at the time, but I probably should have used a QD'er to help me.
But hey, it smells like bubble gum
I'll be sticking with S100...
But hey, it smells like bubble gum
I'll be sticking with S100...
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Natty's last longer for me, but it's not as slick as S100 4 weeks in. With that said, I also pick S100 over Natty's, although Natty's is a GREAT product; I have it on my GTO right now, but mainly because I didn't have any S100 at the time, I bought a can a few weeks ago and it'll go on w/ my next application
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S100 is one of the easiest waxes to remove. That said, Natty's definitely shouldn't be difficult. It helps if you add a little water to the foam pad when applying and use some qd when buffing it off. Anyway, sorry to hear it went poorly for you.
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Originally Posted by exceldetail
Wow Joe, thats the first negative i have heard about it......A little thick maybe?
It does smell good though doesnt it? lol
It does smell good though doesnt it? lol
BTW, JackieO, you were right about Poorboys SSR's...I used SSR2 on the wifes Accord and sure enough it dusted. I used Optimum on the TSX and not only did the swirls go away faster, but ZERO dusting Love that stuff. However, it did "stain" the black trim a bit, so I had to work to clean it off...
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Originally Posted by joerockt
BTW, JackieO, you were right about Poorboys SSR's...I used SSR2 on the wifes Accord and sure enough it dusted. I used Optimum on the TSX and not only did the swirls go away faster, but ZERO dusting Love that stuff. However, it did "stain" the black trim a bit, so I had to work to clean it off...
And ya, Poorboys makes good stuff (I love nattys, ex-p, spray and wipe, etc...) but their polishes and I just do not seem to get along.
So where are the pics?
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Originally Posted by CLpower
Odd, Poorboys polishes are now my favorite
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Originally Posted by JackieO
I know - I've always thought it was interesting how folks can have totally different experiences with the exact same products. I think the ssr's are great for removing marring, I just can't stop them from dusting no matter how hard I try. At the same time I hear people going on about how opt polish is a paint to remove, takes too long to break down, etc... and I've always had nothing but success with it.
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Originally Posted by exceldetail
Wow, I never get any significant dust with the SSR's, none even worth mentioning. As for Opt Pol being hard to remove? Thats a first..........
As for dust - ya, I know, I can't explain it either. I have a couple gallons of ssr 2.5 and 1; I've tried everything I can think of and I always get a ton of dust.
Anyway, sorry for the ot
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Originally Posted by JackieO
Cool - glad to hear it worked for you. Some folks have a tough time with Optimum because it can take so long to work in, but once you get the hang of it -
And ya, Poorboys makes good stuff (I love nattys, ex-p, spray and wipe, etc...) but their polishes and I just do not seem to get along.
So where are the pics?
And ya, Poorboys makes good stuff (I love nattys, ex-p, spray and wipe, etc...) but their polishes and I just do not seem to get along.
So where are the pics?
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Originally Posted by mantis23
sounds like I need to give S100 a shot. I've heard so many great things about it.
As soon as I run out of Z5 and Z2, I'll get some.
As soon as I run out of Z5 and Z2, I'll get some.
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Originally Posted by CLpower
Odd, Poorboys polishes are now my favorite
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Originally Posted by exceldetail
Wow, I never get any significant dust with the SSR's, none even worth mentioning. As for Opt Pol being hard to remove? Thats a first..........
yea, are you sure it's not your pads joe? Also do you squirt the pad w/ some QD or water before?
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Originally Posted by joerockt
Yea, I tried PB's polishes based on your experencies and suggestions. Do you usually run your PC at #6? That's when I started to notice the dusting. Optimum however took it like a champ and it lasted a while before it flashed. The SSR's just seemed to dry out too quickly...
I rarely run at 6, usually 4.5-5.5
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Originally Posted by CLpower
yea, are you sure it's not your pads joe? Also do you squirt the pad w/ some QD or water before?
I didnt use water, but even when the pad was saturated, it still wanted to dust up. Maybe it was just the fact that I was running at 6. I guess I dont need to run that high, but until I learn to use a rotary, it seems the fastest way to remove those light swirls...
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Originally Posted by JackieO
I think the dusting might have to do with environment too. I got a lot more dusting in the winter when it was dry than in the summer when it was humid. Just a thought.
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Originally Posted by joerockt
Well, I think when they dusted I was using the Sonus SFX pads, which I think suck anyway since their impossible to clean. Just not porous enough...
I didnt use water, but even when the pad was saturated, it still wanted to dust up. Maybe it was just the fact that I was running at 6. I guess I dont need to run that high, but until I learn to use a rotary, it seems the fastest way to remove those light swirls...
I didnt use water, but even when the pad was saturated, it still wanted to dust up. Maybe it was just the fact that I was running at 6. I guess I dont need to run that high, but until I learn to use a rotary, it seems the fastest way to remove those light swirls...
what I meant by it being the pads, had the pads been used before.
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This thread just about threw me for a 180, after a week of reasearch i thought i have my list down, and then this I know its one persons opinion about this nuba, and i was going to use it as a last step to 4* UUP. Excel detail or other details have any insite to why he wouldnt' have liked this and why this over s100??
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Originally Posted by Mach30SiR
This thread just about threw me for a 180, after a week of reasearch i thought i have my list down, and then this I know its one persons opinion about this nuba, and i was going to use it as a last step to 4* UUP. Excel detail or other details have any insite to why he wouldnt' have liked this and why this over s100??
Since they both cost the same, I'm sticking with the S100
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Honestly, when it comes to carnaubas the difference in look is very minimal, often times subjective. I find Nattys to be wetter and more reflective than P21S, while P21S is deeper, darkens paint, and has more of a "glow". The one you prefer is a matter of taste. I find that generally most of my clients perfer Natts Blue, however I think that's because it has that in your face wet bling look; whereas P21S is more subtle and understated. Really, you can't go wrong with either.
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Gotta agree with JackiO about Nattys, more reflective and wetter. Comes down to personal choice. Both S100 and Nattys cost about the same so it won't break your wallet. One small advantage about S100 is that it's available at most HD shops whereas Nattys is online only.
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Originally Posted by Mach30SiR
This thread just about threw me for a 180, after a week of reasearch i thought i have my list down, and then this I know its one persons opinion about this nuba, and i was going to use it as a last step to 4* UUP. Excel detail or other details have any insite to why he wouldnt' have liked this and why this over s100??
After I started using UPP, that all changed. I love the look & slickness of UPP, and since it is so easy to put on and remove, I always toss on another coat of UPP or the spray version (UPPS) for an even quicker application after every few washes.
I no longer use carnaubas at all on my cars, and just toss on another coat of UPP when they are due for more than a wash.
P.S. I know the points were old, but I love the SSR line, particularly 2.5, and when I work it in properly, I get practically no dusting at all.
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