New Eagle One Nano Products

Jngrbrdman

Jngrbrdman

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Anyone used them yet? I'm a big fan of Eagle One and just about everything I've used from them has been a keeper. I'm on their mailing list and I got an email last week about their new nano products, so I picked a couple up today.

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I got the Nano Wax Spray and the Nano Protectant for interiors. I'm usually not a fan of spray waxes, but I find that they are useful under the hood for shows and also for door jambs. They are also sometimes decent clay lubes, so I figured I'd give it a shot. What prompted me to buy that product more than anything was the fact there was a buy one get one free coupon on the Nano Protectant. :whistling Anyway..... I'm looking forward to trying them both out and was wondering if anybody had used them yet and what your thoughts were.

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Ive tried the Nano Spray Wax and I like it very much. At this point I think that its the best spray wax out there. It is similar to Mothers FX spray wax and OCW but it seems to hide swirls and scratches better. I have a dark green car that needs to be buffed when I find the time , but in the mean time Nano hides everthing. The shine and gloss are outstanding.
 
How much are they in the States? They're just under $10.00 each here.
And no freebie coupons either. :(
 
I'm trying to find the protectant but can't. It's not out yet near me. Please let us know how you like especially if you use it on leather. Thanks.

The spray wax looks interesting. I'm a big fan of the Wax As u Dry and Mothers FX Spray Wax so I'll give it a try after a wash once I find it! Certainly cheap enough for a bottle.
 
The wax as you dry one is sprayed on after you rinse the car and then you dry the car. The spray wax product is more like a QD and is used after the car is dry.
 
Most spray waxes work best if you wait for them to haze. The weather isn't looking like I'm going to get a chance to really know for sure for awhile. Even if it did clear up for a bit, the temperature will keep the spray from ever hazing. I may try it indoors on something this evening and see what it does. :)
 
OCW and Mother's FX both ask you to wowo. If I were to leave OCW on for any longer than 1 minute it would be a royal pain the arse to remove.,
 
I just picked up these 2 products as well today. I just got done washing my car so I'm going to use the spray wax in a little bit after I use touch-up paint in a few places. I bought the NanoProtectant because supposedly my leather seats are coated so I can use either leather stuff or vinyl cleaner... The stuff was decently priced so why not try it. I went to the store to get the NXT spray wax but they didn't have it. I'm going to use the spray wax mainly for the doorjams where an applicator can't be used as easily. Never thought about spray wax till I saw this post last night!
 
GSRstilez said:
Larry: Have you tried it as a stand-alone LSP?
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Ive used it on 5 cars and all 5 had wax on them. It makes a good booster wax but I dont know about a stand alone. It does leave a fine finish on what ever you use it on.
 
Jngrbrdman said:
The wax as you dry one is sprayed on after you rinse the car and then you dry the car. The spray wax product is more like a QD and is used after the car is dry.
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If I remember correctly the Wax As You Dry could also be used on dry vehicles.

Anybody do a comparison between Nano Spray Wax and Wax As U Dry?
 
I tried it on a fairly swirled up black laquered scabbard and it did a good job at hiding most of them. The scabbard was a lot smoother than it is after I use Pledge too. It was definitely not a spray wax like NXT Spray Wax. It was more like a QD. I'm interested to see what it does on my car the next time I get a chance to wash it. It doesn't disappoint so far.
 
Does Nano Spray Wax have cleaners? Wax As U Dry sure does. I have used Wax As U Dry as a QD type product and it definitely has cleaning ability. It will remove a LSP if applied over one.
 
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