Dodo Juice Supernatural

D_o_S · 06-09-2009, 11:15 AM

Hi all,

compared to Poorboy's Natty's Blue we discussed recently, is this wax more durable? Would I get away with 1 wax in the spring and another in autumn? I'm assuming it will also shine more than the Natty's?

Last but not least, if I just get a small sampler, how long will this last me? (how many complete car waxes)

Thanks.

Cloud9blue · 06-09-2009, 12:30 PM

I dont think any wax can last more than a month or two, unless you never drive it in the rain and rarely expose it to direct sunlight.

Gig103 · 06-09-2009, 04:05 PM

^^ What he said, especially true of the higher carnauba content waxes like the Dodo line.

That's pretty much the only thing stopping me from Supernatural or Purple Haze (I'm a bit of a cheapskate, even though my DD and DI order history doesn't support that statement). Although if I am able to hit up Bimmerfest next year, I will be buying some in anticipation -- special occasion and all

jopa489 · 06-09-2009, 08:37 PM

If you're not into waxing that often, go for a sealant. They offer longer-lasting protection and a very good amount of shine these days. You should have no problems getting 3-4 solid months out of each application, perhaps even more depending on the environment.

A sample of wax should be enough for one application, but it's close. Don't be too liberal with it (apply nice and thin), 30mL isn't much.

Houman21 · 06-09-2009, 09:21 PM

Supernatural is my favorite wax - if I didn't just order an iPhone, a full size jar would be at the top of my list. I ordered a sample from detailed image and fell in love. I used about a 1/4 of the sample jar applied by hand to cover the whole car. A few days later it rained and the wax provided lots of protection and very tight water beading.

My favorite thing about supernatural is how easy it is to remove, the following day some of the oils from the wax showed their face (pretty normal for higher end waxes) and a quick detailer and MF wipe down was all it took.

It's been 3 weeks and the car still looks reflective, it's great stuff.

+1 for the Sealent - You should be doing that anyway. Wax should never be a substitute for a sealant. Wax is more like a cherry to a sunday (Not necessary but really helps make things official).

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Cloud9blue Brigadier General 719 Rep 3,253 Posts Drives: around the potholes Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: NY/NJ/MA iTrader: (13)	I dont think any wax can last more than a month or two, unless you never drive it in the rain and rarely expose it to direct sunlight. __________________ 09 BMW E92 335i: [I] Top Mount EFR 7670 / Dinan / AP Racing / Wavetrac / TC Kline 07 BMW R1200S: Shine Yellow / Akrapovic / Ohlins 19 Volvo V90 T6: R-Design / Bowers & Wilkins / Polestar Optimization 08 Porsche 997 Carrera S: 6MT / CXX / PSE / Tractive DDA
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Gig103 Major 78 Rep 1,324 Posts Drives: 2014 Tesla P85D Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Gilbert, AZ iTrader: (1)	^^ What he said, especially true of the higher carnauba content waxes like the Dodo line. That's pretty much the only thing stopping me from Supernatural or Purple Haze (I'm a bit of a cheapskate, even though my DD and DI order history doesn't support that statement). Although if I am able to hit up Bimmerfest next year, I will be buying some in anticipation -- special occasion and all __________________ Was: 2008 335xi sedan 6MT Black Sapphire Metallic Is: 2014 Tesla P85D (Blue Metallic) Wife's: 2013 Infiniti G37 S sedan 6MT, Black
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jopa489 Major General 127 Rep 6,594 Posts Drives: Anything with Wheels Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: USA iTrader: (9)	If you're not into waxing that often, go for a sealant. They offer longer-lasting protection and a very good amount of shine these days. You should have no problems getting 3-4 solid months out of each application, perhaps even more depending on the environment. A sample of wax should be enough for one application, but it's close. Don't be too liberal with it (apply nice and thin), 30mL isn't much. __________________ X7 LCI // Incoming C7 ZR1 ZTK // Sebring + TRX // Hydro + Raptor Gen1 Roush // Tuxedo
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Houman21 Captain 31 Rep 949 Posts Drives: Nothin right now Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: L.A. iTrader: (0)	Supernatural is my favorite wax - if I didn't just order an iPhone, a full size jar would be at the top of my list. I ordered a sample from detailed image and fell in love. I used about a 1/4 of the sample jar applied by hand to cover the whole car. A few days later it rained and the wax provided lots of protection and very tight water beading. My favorite thing about supernatural is how easy it is to remove, the following day some of the oils from the wax showed their face (pretty normal for higher end waxes) and a quick detailer and MF wipe down was all it took. It's been 3 weeks and the car still looks reflective, it's great stuff. +1 for the Sealent - You should be doing that anyway. Wax should never be a substitute for a sealant. Wax is more like a cherry to a sunday (Not necessary but really helps make things official). __________________ 2008 e92 335i Step \| Is Gone - It was fun but not meant to be \| M3 - Cancelled \| 135 Ordered
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