CAR Dodo Juice Supernatural Wax

[Paulie Walnuts]

So has anyone tried this? They have a small sample for $29.99 and Im curious if its all that its cracked up to be.

 

[Scottwax]

Nope but I got some Migliore waxes to try. Frutta and Fine Wax. Already tried the Frutta. Pretty nice look but not as easy as most waxes. Has to go on whisper thin or it can smear upon removal.

 

[Paulie Walnuts]

Someone is sending me a sample.

 

[Paulie Walnuts]

Never heard of Migliore

 

[Morgan06]

Never heard of Migliore

Neither had I until about a month ago, the owner of Migliore lives like 15 minutes from me too.

Guess the company is getting some good press and positive reviews, more power to him- but I don't know how successful another 'luxury' wax will be. Swissvax already has that segment of pro detailers, and the mainstream market only knows Zaino/Zymol.

 

[Scottwax]

He is marketing his waxes as high end without the high end price. I believe his most expensive wax is $100 for 12 oz, the other two are $50 for 8 oz and $29 for 4 oz.

Frutta on this Escalade:

 

[Labster]

How do you like those waxes Scott?

 

[Scottwax]

How do you like those waxes Scott?

Not so user friendly but they look pretty good. You have to go real thin, which is tough because (at least with the Frutta one) it is very dense. Too thick and you get some smearing issues. A little QD or water mist takes care of it. The owner of Migliore says his $100 wax is very user friendly. The cheaper ones, not so much. He feels they are worth the effort. Me? I want to see how well they hold up. I don't mind using a product that may take a little more work to apply and remove if it gives me superior results.

 

[Paulie Walnuts]

Not so user friendly but they look pretty good. You have to go real thin, which is tough because (at least with the Frutta one) it is very dense. Too thick and you get some smearing issues. A little QD or water mist takes care of it. The owner of Migliore says his $100 wax is very user friendly. The cheaper ones, not so much. He feels they are worth the effort. Me? I want to see how well they hold up. I don't mind using a product that may take a little more work to apply and remove if it gives me superior results.

Could not have said it better Scott

 

[Labster]

Not so user friendly but they look pretty good. You have to go real thin, which is tough because (at least with the Frutta one) it is very dense. Too thick and you get some smearing issues. A little QD or water mist takes care of it. The owner of Migliore says his $100 wax is very user friendly. The cheaper ones, not so much. He feels they are worth the effort. Me? I want to see how well they hold up. I don't mind using a product that may take a little more work to apply and remove if it gives me superior results.

I completely agree. I'm still a big fan of Megs #16 even though if you don't use it thin you work your ass off removing the haze.