Natty Wax

[Raven]

Just recieved my Natty Wax today (thanks Steve), it came with a rectangular block, kind of like a hard sponge. My question to all: What is it?

 

[rstype]

It's supposed to be an applicator. I prefer to stick with conventional foam pads, however.

 

[Horseman2475]

The block work great. Better than any applicator I have ever used. Spray S&W on it till it gets soft. Wring out. Use it to put a nice thin coat of wax on car.

 

[Raven]

Thanks for the replies, will give it a try with the NW

 

[Horseman2475]

When you are done waxing, put it in saran wrap so it doesnt dry out. You can then use it again when you use the Natty wax.

 

[Raven]

Thanks for the tip Horseman, will do just that.

 

[TortoiseAWD]

When you are done waxing, put it in saran wrap so it doesnt dry out. You can then use it again when you use the Natty wax.

I put mine in a baggie, and it mildewed



IMO, it might be better to just let it dry out, and re-hydrate it before using. Letting it dry out doesn't hurt it at all, AFAIK, and it seems to come right back when soaked in water. :nixweiss



Tort

 

[Poorboy]

You can do either...if it dries out just soak it in warm water and it comes right back...if it is kept in a baggie and it get a bit of mildew from being warm and wet, just wash it out with anti-bacterial soap...they last forever and leave a real smooth even coat. They also can get real close to trim without getting it on the trim.

 

[tom p.]

:xyxthumbs a unique and useful tool !

 

[MHLY01]

the PVA aps are great, super thing coats can be applied with it very evenly.

 

[TortoiseAWD]

Ah, anti-bacterial soap! I haven't tried it yet, but it'll probably be gentler on the app than the bleach-water bath I had planned for it. Thanks for the suggestion . . .



Tort