Liquid Natty Blue

[Mr. Clean]

LOL Bunky, only a few of us will probably get the reference. I immediately picked up the tune in my head and "sang" along.

[tuscarora dave]

OK, I just went out and applied a second and more thorough coat of Liquid Natty Blue. The first one was a real quick application because the rain was coming. I`ll get a pic while I am out there removing it. Then I will refrain from waxing for a while to see how long it seems to last.

[njcarting1]

OK, I just went out and applied a second and more thorough coat of Liquid Natty Blue. The first one was a real quick application because the rain was coming. I`ll get a pic while I am out there removing it. Then I will refrain from waxing for a while to see how long it seems to last.

Bring that stuff up here Dave, I can tell ya in a week if it makes the grade with my washing regimes...

[Ronkh]

Bring that stuff up here Dave, I can tell ya in a week if it makes the grade with my washing regimes...

Had you come to Detail Weekend, you could have gotten some to try for yourself.

[tuscarora dave]

Ok as promised, here are a few photos. My car has not been clayed or polished since about this time last year, just rinsed, spray and wiped, washed and waxed. I applied a very quick coat of Liquid Natty Blue the other day and a more thorough coat today. Here is a pic without flash and then one with flash. Just to give an Idea of what type of gloss this stuff produces.

without flash



with flash

[njcarting1]

Had you come to Detail Weekend, you could have gotten some to try for yourself.

I have not 1 but 2 businesses to run here with limited help. .....

I am sure i will make one sometime, business before pleasure at least around here...

[Bunky]

Is the durability supposed to be the same as the paste?

[Poorboy]

Is the durability supposed to be the same as the paste?

i can`t give a definite answer at this point, but I think it should last a bit longer., Two things to consider because it`s a liquid, it will have more cleaning ability than a paste, especially if applied by machine, which will also means it can not be layered.

[David Fermani]

Two things to consider because it`s a liquid, it will have more cleaning ability than a paste, especially if applied by machine, which will also means it can not be layered.

Thanks; that`s some interesting info I wasn`t aware of. So, anytime you apply additional product (sealant/wax), it only creates a more uniform layer, not an additional buildup? Is that the case with all products, or just this one in particular?

[Poorboy]

Thanks; that`s some interesting info I wasn`t aware of. So, anytime you apply additional product (sealant/wax), it only creates a more uniform layer, not an additional buildup? Is that the case with all products, or just this one in particular?

I really wouldn`t comment on other companies products, but for LNB it would make a more uniform and continue to make the surface slicker with additional coats. At least that is the finding we have seen during testing.

[David Fermani]

Good to know. Any idea why the slickness would increase?

[Poorboy]

Good to know. Any idea why the slickness would increase?

If I gave you all our trade secrets they wouldn`t be secrets

[Mindflux]

Well I`ve got a bottle for testing coming from AGO. I guess I`ll see if I eat crow on my thoughts about liquid carnuaba waxes.

[Gus-Gus]

im not sure LNB is made to eat with crow.. you may wanna try some salt and bbq sauce.. i was told that i couldn`t put black hole on a hot dog.. too many rules and regulations with products these days

[Mindflux]

im not sure LNB is made to eat with crow.. you may wanna try some salt and bbq sauce.. i was told that i couldn`t put black hole on a hot dog.. too many rules and regulations with products these days

You mean you couldn`t ? My wife tells me that too.