Just recently purchased my first jeep which is a 2006 liberty renegade. The paint had been neglected but with a little help from a DA and elbow grease I tried Dodo Juice. It's a bit more then the auto store products but well worth it if you ask me. After a Clay bar, some Liquid polish I layered on Dodo juice Hard candy Hard wax followed by their Rainforest rub soft wax and the real kicker was the Dodo Juice Supernatural! Amazing tight beads and major depth to my paint. I will post back in 2 months all let you all know how well it holds up to the summer skies but so far after a week its still beading the same. No more washing here just pull in the local 2$ spray it off using only the rinse and drive away. Perfection
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You layered Supernatural on top of Rainforest on top of Hard Candy?
Why?
I would tend to think this would keep Supernatural from showing it's best shine and keep it from lasting as long. I would apply a pure sealant like Klasse Sealant Glaze and then add Supernatural. Talk about some awesome shine and very long lasting.
It is a line of boutique car care products, mainly waxes, that has wild colors and unusual names. They have some very good stuff. Plus, it is fun to say that your car is covered in DoDo Juice. I have Hard Candy myself and like it quite well. Don't be thrown off by their website, as their products are quality. They are just trying to differentiate.
I'll have to look this up.
Is it as good as this?
Collinite 915 wax - Water beading on a 2007 Vauxhall Corsa - YouTube This is what my buddy and I use.
As far as Collinite 915 goes, it all depends. Some of the DoDo Juice waxes may look a touch better than 915, however, 915 is very well known for it's tight beads and longevity. Unless you are into waxes and like trying new things or want that slightly better look, I would stick with 915. I personally really like Collinite 476s if you want a long life paste wax.
