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    Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    In response to this thread Natty Won`t Come Off - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum Steve and I washed his car today and I decided to do a quick wax on it to show how to wax in the cold.

    We washed it down with Super Slick and Wax than did a quick drive and dried the rest with Spray and Gloss and DMT towels.

    Drying with DMT and Spray and Gloss



    And so we begin



    We have the temp and the clock to show you the Wipe on Wipe off process you use with Natty`s and cold weather waxing. (The temp continued to go down it went down to 39 when we went inside and in Steve`s truck it was 36)

    Applying it to the hood in small sections half of the hood at a time



    Remember keep it thin!



    Time we wipe it off its just a wipe on wipe off its cold enough the oils in the wax set right up no need to sit.



    Taking it off (Came off like butter)



    Half and Half



    Done and wiped off



    Final shot



    So tips to cold weather waxing with Natty`s:

    Do small sections at a time
    Wipe on Wipe off

    Oh P.S. Steve`s camera sucks its 3.2 mega pixels lol so it doesn`t do the Natty`s Justice at all and we weren`t setting up the shoot it was cold and we wanted to get inside lol

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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    I`ve been waxing with Natty`s for years as long as the temp. was 40 or above with no problems.
    "I`m staying out of it."

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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Same, same.
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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    It all depends on the user just like everything but this is a surefire way in the cold or heat

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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Just some quick shots of the beading from the snow we had two days ago




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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Bumping this up to the top since cold weather is upon us and I know people are itching to wax with some Natty`s

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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Quote Originally Posted by Pockets View Post
    Bumping this up to the top since cold weather is upon us and I know people are itching to wax with some Natty`s
    Cold weather ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!


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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Love Nattys, Hate Ronkh`s weather. It`s still below freezing here. I hope to see above freezing maybe tomorrow or maybe the weekend. If not I`m coming to wherever you are Ronkh!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Quote Originally Posted by Van185 View Post
    Love Nattys, Hate Ronkh`s weather. It`s still below freezing here. I hope to see above freezing maybe tomorrow or maybe the weekend. If not I`m coming to wherever you are Ronkh!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I gotta head north Sunday thru Thurs

    So I`ll see snow for the year
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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronkh View Post
    I gotta head north Sunday thru Thurs

    So I`ll see snow for the year
    A) Holy thread revival!
    Sorry to hear


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    Re: Waxing with Natty`s in the cold

    Quote Originally Posted by Todd Helme View Post
    A) Holy thread revival!
    Sorry to hear

    Have to go retrieve some stuff
    Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!

 

 

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