Natty's paste wax
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I do not think that one can go wrong with that combination.
As far as the difference in Natty's and Natty's Blue is concerned some say the Natty's looks better on different colors and Natty's Blue on other colors. To be honest I liked them both. My detailing eye was unable to discern a difference. Of course I am getting old and getting easier to please as I get older.
As far as the difference in Natty's and Natty's Blue is concerned some say the Natty's looks better on different colors and Natty's Blue on other colors. To be honest I liked them both. My detailing eye was unable to discern a difference. Of course I am getting old and getting easier to please as I get older.
rabbi
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I like Natty's White on lighter colored cars as I think it gives a more clearer brighter shine. Natty's Blue gives a deeper shine on darker colors. The Blue darkens the silver and gives it a glow rather than a bling.This just my opinion.
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budman3
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What about Natty's Red??
You can't go wrong with any of the Natty's, just apply thinly. The red is supposed to look a tad better and an increase in slickness vs. than the white and blue if that interests you.
A general rule of thumb I use is to use Natty's white on light colors and colors with flake (with EX-P) or Natty's Blue or now Red on darker colors with EX.
You can't go wrong with any of the Natty's, just apply thinly. The red is supposed to look a tad better and an increase in slickness vs. than the white and blue if that interests you.
A general rule of thumb I use is to use Natty's white on light colors and colors with flake (with EX-P) or Natty's Blue or now Red on darker colors with EX.