Eagle One Nano Protectant

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I was at Murray's the other day, and seeing as how great the Nano spray wax looks on silver, I figured I would try the protectant. Well, let me say that for 5 dollars, there is no better OTC product. VERY little gloss, goes on nice, and smells decent to boot. Says it cleans and provides UV protection, which is just what I am looking for. Now, it says you can use it on leather. The consistancy is CLOSE to TW Leather Cleaner and Conditioner, so I tried EO on a part of my rear seat. Sprayed on, spread, let sit for 5 minutes and buffed off. Seems like it works well. Time will tell, but if I could use this as a total interior cleaner/conditioner, I would be thrilled. EO has some great products. I am not sold on the regular Nanowax by reading the posts on this forum, but the other products seem very nice!



Try it....I think you'll like it.



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thanks for the info, it seems that almost all the EO1 nano products are getting pretty good praise on here. especially this one....
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I used nano wax on a dark blue car one time and I must say, it looked as brilliant as waxes 3-4 times as expensive... very silky to the touch and not wet looking, just a nice sheen to it. I do like the stuff a lot, so maybe I should take a look at some of their other products as well :)
 
And not wet looking.....This is one thing I look for in a good quality wax. The deep wet look and not a bright shine look. I like for my wax to look like water poured on it with a three dimensional shine. You can find it in Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax. JMHO Good Detailing!!





dalethompson said:
I used nano wax on a dark blue car one time and I must say, it looked as brilliant as waxes 3-4 times as expensive... very silky to the touch and not wet looking, just a nice sheen to it. I do like the stuff a lot, so maybe I should take a look at some of their other products as well :)
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Yup, I would agree the protectant is good stuff for the price. The nanowax spray is just the bomb also.
 
Wow, I tried the Nano Wax when it first came out and compared to NXT I was not impressed at all with the Nanowax. I even did a side by side comparison of the NXT and Nano and the NXT looked much better. Now I didnt really do a durability test of the nano, but as far as looks i was not impressed.
 
The Nano spray wax is outstanding on dark colors. It seem to hide light scatches in 1 treatment. Turtle Platinum takes 3 treatments to hide the same scratches. If you have a light color and like a bright shine or have perfect dark color then give Duragloss Aquawax a try . These plus Eagle One Wipe n Shine and Poorboys Spray n Wipe are my favorette Qd and or spray waxes.
 
I tried Eagle 1's Spray Nanowax and wasn't overly impressed or disappointed. It wasn't a huge time saver so I assume to use a dedicated wax/sealant instead of a emulsified one. It seemed decent at filling swirls, although I really couldn't tell. Durability seemed ok, but again I'd rather use a dedicated wax/sealant; using the spray didn't greatly decrease my work time or anything. It did have a nice vanilla scent to it. :cool:
 
The protectant is a real winner, leaves a nice matte finish behind. I've been using it ever since I ran out of Natural Look, and if I didn't have a gallon of CG satin shine dressing, I'd probably clear out my local Autozone of EONP.
 
Update: BAD haze on the windows when using this stuff as an interior dressing. Absolutely terrible. Probably just going back to using Meg's Interior QD...:(
 
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