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I'd go with Polish with Sealant as well if you're just looking for a all in one product from their line.
 
I have both P-w-C & P-w-S and I like them both but for a choice of one...P-w-C its really a versatile product
 
Then just top it off with some NATTYS RED in a week or so. Blue if you cant get Red. Goes on quick comes off quick, lots of Shine!!!!! 2 layers of red on my Trailblazer about 2 weeks apart WOW! Took longer to wash and dry it than to wax. RANDAL
 
Not trying to hijack the thread but since it is related to wax I have a questions regarding the Natty's Blue

I just tried this for the first time and I am not sure if maybe i put it on to thick or what but it was very hard to remove. Any thoughts on why. Did i leave it on to long, apply to thick????

I applied it on cool paint in the shade and did one whole side of the truck. So did i simply leave it on to long.

Richard
 
97F1504x4 said:
Not trying to hijack the thread but since it is related to wax I have a questions regarding the Natty's Blue

I just tried this for the first time and I am not sure if maybe i put it on to thick or what but it was very hard to remove. Any thoughts on why. Did i leave it on to long, apply to thick????

I applied it on cool paint in the shade and did one whole side of the truck. So did i simply leave it on to long.

Richard
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My guess would be you put too much on we left it sitting in the sun for an hour or 2 at a show and i went to wipe it off and came off like butter. So try spreading it as far as you can go with it and then a little more. :bigups
 
RUBICON said:
what would be a good pick for a all-in-one product from their line? wax/cleaner. the vehicle is flame red.
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While I haven't used the PWS yet, I can vouch for the PWC. If you are looking for an AIO product, I'm sure you would be pleased with either one.
 
97F1504x4 said:
Not trying to hijack the thread but since it is related to wax I have a questions regarding the Natty's Blue

I just tried this for the first time and I am not sure if maybe i put it on to thick or what but it was very hard to remove. Any thoughts on why. Did i leave it on to long, apply to thick????

I applied it on cool paint in the shade and did one whole side of the truck. So did i simply leave it on to long.

Richard
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Some "apply and haze" waxes, particularly carnauba waxes, can be a little finicky if applied when there is a lot of humidity. If you add in a slightly heavy application, it can cause some removal issues.

Try giving your vehicle a quick QD'ing with your favorite QD just prior to waxing, and mist a little QD on your applicator as your are applying the wax. This will help the applicator glide over the paint and helps in laying down a thinner coat of product.

You may also want to try misting your removal towel with a little QD or S & W to aid in removal.

HTH
 
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