has anyone tried this or has an opininon on Eagle One, Wax-As-U-Dry spray?

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stuff like that helps as u go to a show or somthing but never lasts longer than a few days on your car

 

I recently bought a bottle just for kicks, but have not had the chance to use it though. Obviously, it's unrealistic to think that ANY quick detail/wax spray will last longer than 1 week on your car. But, for quick touch-ups, it may work fine. If I find time, I'll try to report my results on that particular product...



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i thought i would try some of that stuff out after seeing the commercial (which was entirly stupid) so i went to the "auto zone" and picked some of it up for about $5. I went home washed my car and then did exaclty what the bottle said, mist the whole car. so i did that, except the windows and wheels and what not. It said the bottle was good for 10-12 cars, i used 3/4 of the bottle on one car. it worked alright, but nothing comes close to the old fashion paste wax. who cars if it takes a little longer, if you want your car to look good, you will do it