Why do we seem to feel that spray wax/sealant can`t/doesn`t have the durability of a liquid or paste product?
The consistency of the product doesn`t seem like it should have a lot to do with it.
I`m not talking about wipe on, walk away products, but products that are conventionally applied and removed in the way we have done it for years.
If a spray can`t have enough solids in it to do the job, does that mean a liquid doesn`t have as many solids as a paste so it can`t do as good a job as the paste.
I don`t think so.
In fact, I think many liquid waxes could be applied as a spray with no problem.
Is this just more marketing or are there some facts to support this belief?
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