Natty Wax...

[mtodde]

Originally posted by DetailGirl
What company do you work for that is putting you through six sigma?

BellSouth Long Distance

Who do you work for?

[DetailGirl]

The Largest Company in the World

[mtodde]

Originally posted by DetailGirl
The Largest Company in the World

GE? Just guessing...if not GE I`d say Wally World.

[DetailGirl]

GE is correct!! For now anyways. I am almost done with my Green Belt project, once I past my Greenbelt exam, around mid October as that is the "official" date that my project ends, I will be seek employment elsewhere. GE great great company, just highly undercompensated. I work to much for to little.

[mtodde]

Originally posted by DetailGirl
GE is correct!! For now anyways. I am almost done with my Green Belt project, once I past my Greenbelt exam, around mid October as that is the "official" date that my project ends, I will be seek employment elsewhere. GE great great company, just highly undercompensated. I work to much for to little.

Sounds like telecom...I have a great job (full time employee too) but a salary that is at least 50% too low for what I`m doing...at least I have a job though. In the 2 1/2 years I`ve been @ BSLD I`ve received 2 promotions...we have a lot of line project managers with MBAs that have executive level experience...I never finished college and got promoted over them then got promoted again. Not to brag...some of it is that my last job @ Sprint was the exact background they needed in a staff position...and the job the line pm job was modeled after.

Sometimes it is hard to afford all these cool detailing supplies, LOL...I wish it was 1999 again...those were the gravy days!

Good luck w/ the training.

[DetailGirl]

I wish I had finished college when I should have which would have been 1999, instead I partied and fell in love thus putting my graduation into 2002 and missing the dot come boom. Live an learn. Laters

[groebuck]

Come to Cisco - I think PM`s here multiply every 5 minutes

[Ace Of Spades]

I have tried P21S and Natty`s side by side and found that Natty`s was a little more"clear" (maybe more a boost to the prep work below.) P21S was definately more subdued, not so bright. More like a traditional Carnauba. Natty`s definately last longer and attracts less dust. Personally, I only use a Carnauba as a topper for my own vehicles, but I much prefer Natty`s for topping a sealant. Never tried it solo. In my opinion, Natty`s is a better wax at half the price of P21S.

[mtodde]

Originally posted by groebuck
Come to Cisco - I think PM`s here multiply every 5 minutes

Are you hiring? I`m a bit rusty on my Cisco IOS...haven`t used those skills much the last few years. I do have a lot of WAN experience.

[awd330]

I continue to use both S100 and Natty`s. I like them for different purposes. I use Natty`s when I want to give priority to clarity, reflectivity, or the ability to "self-clean". IMHO, this is appropriate for light colors, metallics, and daily drivers that are exposed to wet weather. I prefer to use S100 when I want to stress depth or gain a softer, more satiny look. I choose S100 for darker colors. Dark metallics are more of a toss up for me. It depends on the specific car.

I like to use Natty`s with EX-P and S100 with EX. I think those pairs complement each other very well. As always, your mileage may vary.

[Boss_429]

Whatever the case, I want to see Dean`s pictures of the vehicles with Natty`s on there!

[John Styrnol]

Thanks, awd330 for clearing up some questions, but still would like to see/hear DetailGirl`s comparison.