Creating my own spray on wax from a paste?

[danforz]

Hey guys... I was considering purchasing Meg`s #16 or Pinnacle as a replacment for my Natty`s Blue (natty`s wasn`t all that great in my opinion, would like to try another). However, I have a near full jar of Natty`s now, and before I purchase another wax I`d like to make use of it.



If I took a small chunk out of the paste, crumbled it up, put it into warm/hot water, shake violently... would this make a spray on wax?



Think I could then mix and match waxes to make an even more potent spray on wax?

[Setec Astronomy]

Um...no, hot water won`t do it. Wax and water won`t mix...that`s worse than salad dressing!

[BMW335i]

I don`t think it`s that easy. Otherwise you would probably see multiple threads on that here.

[MBurnickas]

Next times try it a little more before you buy a case, lol. I`d say many people will take that off your hands via trade or paypal. Natty`s is good stuff, what you don`t like about it?

[danforz]

Next times try it a little more before you buy a case, lol. I`d say many people will take that off your hands via trade or paypal. Natty`s is good stuff, what you don`t like about it?



By case I meant jar. After AIO, SG, and Natty`s Blue, my car didn`t look as stunning as I had expected. I`m curious to try another product to compare the results.

[Juztang]

I`ve always had great results with the Natty`s. P21S is pretty popular on here.

[imported_Surfer]

That`s odd, I love my Natty`s Blue, even comparing against Souveran, I found it to have a touch more depth/wettness but Souv had an slight edge in "glow". I`ve even gotten great durability out of NB. I actually just stripped down my truck to apply XMT Finishing Glaze and NB.

[wannafbody]

you want to start with a liquid wax and add solvents- but why bother? Just get a bottle of Duragloss AW and save yourself time and money.

[imported_StudyBuddy]

I`ve gotten great results with Natty`s, even when compared to Souveran on my black car. The beauty is in the prep work and polishing.

[Anthony O.]

Heat up most paste waxes and they will flame out, catch fire would be a better word.



Unless you`re a chemist and know what solvents to use don`t bother.



Anthony