Topic: Finally wax just for Yellow cars

[lil goat]

I have seen tons of wax for dark colored cars now there is one for light colored cars, especially Yellow.
Dodo Juice Banana Armour Hard Car Wax


Dodo Juice Banana Armour Hard Wax breathes new life into warm colored vehicles with a blend of carnauba wax, yellow beeswax and banana oil. Banana Armour Hard Wax dries to a mirror-like, hard shine that repels the elements and looks great doing it.

Dodo Juice Banana Armour Hard Wax is made with a high percentage of carnauba to give it that hard, glassy finish. It only takes a little of this wax to shine and protect your entire vehicle. Expect fantastic water beading and great durability.

Use Dodo Juice Banana Armour Hard Wax on any warm colored vehicle to bring out the subtle hues and highlights. Dodo Juice Banana Armour Hard Wax glows on reds, yellows, oranges, and warm metallics.
Beautiful and functional, Dodo Juice Banana Armour Wax offers excellent protection to automotive paint. Dodo’s warm car wax repels UV rays, rain, and dirt.

 
Straight from the Dodo’s mouth:

We like bananas, because they probably grow on Mauritius. And let’s face it, dodos would have lasted a bit longer if they could have unzipped them with their beaks, then enjoyed them with rum and brown sugar on a barbecue.

Therefore, in tribute to the humble banana, we have named our hard wax for warm coloured cars ‘banana armour’. It also sounds like an 80s girl band, but that’s only if you’re old enough to remember.

Following on with the warm theme, we have used some Yellow Beeswax in this recipe and, er, made it yellow and bananary. Bananary isn’t a word, by the way. I just made it up.

Use it on all warm coloured cars, including metallics and pearlescents. Yellows, oranges, reds, that kind of thing.

8 oz. $69.99 

 

[Critterman]

Just don't park near any flowers this spring!

[mojowrkn]

For $70, I assume that it comes with someone to do the wax job for you? 

[Go-N Def]

So when are you gonna buy some to try it out.  I know you're against reviewing "chemicals" in your little corner of the forum, but I'll let you slide over here. 

[lil goat]

I have seen how well the dark color wax's work on dark cars (Natty's Blue), I was mostly amused by this wax, and the rather unconventional name. It has gotten great reviews on the Autogeek forum, but Daahammn it is expensive.

[Morfious]

Hey goat I'll split it with you.  $35 for 4 oz seems a bit more reasonable for some reason.  I can tell you that I am quite pleased with how the Natty's red looks on our cars over a coat of sealant. Ohh and it's only $22 for an 8 oz jar.

[lil goat]

That might be a good idea, I am kind of curious about the stuff, I have serious doubts it is any better than Natty's Red but you never know, there has to be a reason people pay the money for it. It is in the same price range as some of the other "elite" waxes. I find it intersting they reccemend applying it with your bare hands. I have seen detailer on TV do that, seems it would make your hands shiny and waterproof?

[Go-N Def]

I have actually done that before with EX-P, followed by Natty's Blue.  I had dreams about "Big League Chew" all night....