ok, no problem
Thanks!

 

Well I just finished trying this out on my parents' cars, as a christmas present, since it was about 45 degrees here today.. I was going to do mine too, but it was dark by the time I finished.

I thought, should I waste any Royal Blue on a 6-year-old denty minivan that hasn't been waxed since the factory? probably not, but I had to practice on something. Looks pretty good.

I did my dad's Accord too, which was pretty shiny to start with, but it looks even better now. (I didn't shine the engine, just wanted a picture of it)

I'll get to my own car soon. Thanks Forty!

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Now thats a mirror like shine, looks good mxs.

 

NICE!! How did you like the stuff overall? I mean as far as "ease to use" goes.

 

Well I ended up using more than I thought I was going to. But it was easy to use. Easier than regular wax. And as soon as I finished, it started POURING rain, and the cars totally repelled the water! I was impressed.

 

hey Forty, r u still selling them?? im interested but im not sure when i'd be able to buy...

 

Is Royal Blue still in business?
I haven't heard anything in a while

 

Did I ever let you know that I got mine?

 

haha, No I dont think you did. But glad to hear it, sorry about all that mixup. Hope you enjoy the stuff!

 

We'll see what it does for my new paintjob going onto the car on wednesday...and than I gotta find a good product to care for my new rims:-D