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Tadpole24
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I have tried a few different Poorboy's World products and have like them all. I thought I would try some of the wax so I picked Natty's Paste Wax Red.
When I opened it, it looked fine. To apply paste wax I remove the block from the container and apply it to the pad. I tried to remove the Natty's but it would not fall out. On the bottom I noticed it looked moist and was creating a suction not letting it fall out. I just used my hand to get some wax out, applied a thin coat, let it haze, and wiped it off. Very easy product to use, easy on easy off. Looks great on black paint.
When I was done I looked at the wax and below the top crust of cured was it was very soft. I stirred the product and it did not get thicker but almost turned in to a liquid. I let it set a few days and now it is still liquid with a small amount of oil on top of the liquid wax.
Is there any fix for this wax or is it a lost cause? I don't want to use it in its current condition as I don't know how it will effect the performance of the product. And I really don't want to spoon it out onto a pad even if is "ok" to use.
When I opened it, it looked fine. To apply paste wax I remove the block from the container and apply it to the pad. I tried to remove the Natty's but it would not fall out. On the bottom I noticed it looked moist and was creating a suction not letting it fall out. I just used my hand to get some wax out, applied a thin coat, let it haze, and wiped it off. Very easy product to use, easy on easy off. Looks great on black paint.
When I was done I looked at the wax and below the top crust of cured was it was very soft. I stirred the product and it did not get thicker but almost turned in to a liquid. I let it set a few days and now it is still liquid with a small amount of oil on top of the liquid wax.
Is there any fix for this wax or is it a lost cause? I don't want to use it in its current condition as I don't know how it will effect the performance of the product. And I really don't want to spoon it out onto a pad even if is "ok" to use.