So I can't deny that I have a problem with trying new products, especially ones that seem to get a lot of hype. Guess I'll never learn...
So anyway, I picked up some Dodo Juice Supernatural to see if it lived up to it's hype. I did a little side by side testing the other night. I was actually debating on even posting my findings until I try it on a few other paints but what the heck.
Note: I did take some pictures but felt it was pointless to post them since you can't see a difference in any of them.
Here is what I did.
First I tried it on the deck lid of my Malano Red TSX against Meguiar's M26. I polished the deck lid with some Menzurna Nano polish as not to give either wax an edge having used a brand matching polish...even though I did get some Lime Prime pre wax cleaner. I then taped the deck lid in half and applied each wax with a separate foam applicator.
While that dried I also prepped a black hood to test them on. I like the black paint on this hood because it has some red pearl in it too. I taped off two sections of the hood about 24" x 20"
I gave both panels 45 minutes to dry and then wiped off the wax with new, separate, Supreme Shine towels. I then applied a second coat of wax and gave them about an hour to dry before wiping it off again.
What I found...
Both waxes were very easy to apply and remove. Under closer inspection with my Dual Xenon and again the next morning in the sun, I saw some areas on the Dodo side that looked a little smeary, though it wiped right off with another clean towel.
After taking the tape off I saw no visible difference between the two. I checked the panels in the morning, noon, and again in the evening. On the red panel I really couldn't even see the tape line, though on the black hood there was a noticeable darkening of the paint, but both looked identical.
I do plan to do some more testing with the wax and at this point I can't really give a solid opinion on it. I felt it was very easy to use, produced excellent results...but it looked no better than a $11 carnauba from Meguiar's, which I personally like very much. When I can form a solid opinion of the wax I will post my findings.
Rasky

So anyway, I picked up some Dodo Juice Supernatural to see if it lived up to it's hype. I did a little side by side testing the other night. I was actually debating on even posting my findings until I try it on a few other paints but what the heck.
Note: I did take some pictures but felt it was pointless to post them since you can't see a difference in any of them.
Here is what I did.
First I tried it on the deck lid of my Malano Red TSX against Meguiar's M26. I polished the deck lid with some Menzurna Nano polish as not to give either wax an edge having used a brand matching polish...even though I did get some Lime Prime pre wax cleaner. I then taped the deck lid in half and applied each wax with a separate foam applicator.
While that dried I also prepped a black hood to test them on. I like the black paint on this hood because it has some red pearl in it too. I taped off two sections of the hood about 24" x 20"
I gave both panels 45 minutes to dry and then wiped off the wax with new, separate, Supreme Shine towels. I then applied a second coat of wax and gave them about an hour to dry before wiping it off again.
What I found...
Both waxes were very easy to apply and remove. Under closer inspection with my Dual Xenon and again the next morning in the sun, I saw some areas on the Dodo side that looked a little smeary, though it wiped right off with another clean towel.
After taking the tape off I saw no visible difference between the two. I checked the panels in the morning, noon, and again in the evening. On the red panel I really couldn't even see the tape line, though on the black hood there was a noticeable darkening of the paint, but both looked identical.

I do plan to do some more testing with the wax and at this point I can't really give a solid opinion on it. I felt it was very easy to use, produced excellent results...but it looked no better than a $11 carnauba from Meguiar's, which I personally like very much. When I can form a solid opinion of the wax I will post my findings.

Rasky
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