Poorboys World Liquid Natty's Blue 16 oz (473ml)

Applied by hand to a July 2015 dark metallic blue Peugeot 308SW, treated with DiamondBrite' from new.Unfortunately the car showed signs of a few swirl marks so have detailed with Poorboys 'Back Hole' to rectify (Brilliant stuff!). about 2 weeks later once it had stopped raining and I had a spare afternoon I gave the car a wash and chamois and got started. It was warm and sunny, half the car in sunshine, the other side in shade...... well it says you can apply in either on the bottle so why not give it a go eh?!!As it says on the bottle it is a liquid (as in knock the bottle over and it spills). It is quite unlike any 'regular' wax I have used (turtle wax and autoglym) which are significantly more viscous; and I must admit it takes a bit of getting used to but the results are as good as using Poorboys regular 'Blue Paste' wax. Be aware a little goes a long way, and small children will steal the bottle from you because it smells GORGEOUS.I applied by hand with a foam pad which soaked it up quickly. This does allow for a thin even coat to be applied over the whole section (which I suppose is the idea of a liquid polish). I worked panel by panel, let it haze and then removed with a soft Terry cloth. Does as the bottle states - Easy on, Easy off. No residue left behind and no difference on the application if the car was in full sun or full shade. All in all excellent, it left a deep gloss to the paint with a glass-like feel. Another great product from the USA on our shelves.I followed this by giving my parents white 2015 Hyundai i10 (Dealer apples Glasscoat Gen3 paint protection from new) its first ever waxing......it looked like a different car a deep wet gloss to it, and in my honest opinion better than it did in the showroom before it was collected.On both cars the following morning the finest droplets you could imagine, which dried mark free.In summary as good as the traditional Nattys Blue Paste but in liquid form hence 5 stars - IT IS A GREAT QUALITY PRODUCT. Some will love it, some (me included) like it but will stick with the paste once the liquid has run out. For me the reason is twofold. Firstly the storage, it falls over or the bottle gets damaged it will spill all over the floor - so for me the paste wins. Secondly it is the feel of application - something I'm afraid you will not know until you try it.****** AMMENDMENT 20/7/2016 ******Having had an afternoon off (and possibly the hottest day of the year so far) I gave the car a treat. I treated myself to a new cordless buffer to try and take some of the effort out of waxing the car.Initially gave the car a quick go over with Poorboys Black Hole (on with buffer, off by hand) then a final wax with Liquid Blue (on with a foam pad, off with buffer - final go over with a microfiber towel) Granted there are bits that need to be done by hand where the buffer will not fit but so easy to applyNOW I see the advantage of the liquid wax. Just apply to the buffer pad and away you go - however trying to get a 10" buffer into a 4" pot of blue paste wax would be a tad difficultI am therefore partially eating my own words. I will now retain BOTH the Liquid Blue (for the buffer) and the Paste wax for hand application - (when I have forgotten to charge batteries and for the bits the buffer will not reach).Uploaded a couple of pics to show the results - (Car now 13 months old and finish to paintwork is close to showroom - big thumbs up to the guys at Poorboys World)

Great product think it's one of the best polishes

Mine arrived with the contents separated, it needs a shake before use.Once shaken, it is easily applied and dries quickly, fairly pleasant aroma of 1990’s bubble gum. Usual Poorboys quality and performance, does what it says on the tin.I have a black metallic paint and it works well on it, deep wet shine and good beading.Have to recommend it.

Really like this stuff. Easy to apply, nice shine and water beads off. Seem to last well to.

Another good product from Poorboys.

very good