Poorboy's world blue liquid wax.

[OneForTheRoad]

Hello, I bought 2 bottles last week . It's been left in my shed since I bought it . I went to use it today and it's separated in the bottle . Top inch or so is a dark blue watery liquid and the rest is a pale blue/grey thinnish substance .

Can I ask if anyone using this product if this is normal , it seems very watery as if it's been watered down.

It is very oily on the hand and polished up really well on both cars, After a good shake up.

I'm just not sure it's tampered with ,before I return it , anyone help.

Previous Poorboy's products have been like a shaving gel / cream . Not runny.

 

[whitenemesis]

From their website -
"Liquid Natty’s Blue has the same properties of Natty’s Blue Paste Wax but is even easier to apply and remove. It can be applied by hand or machine and can be applied thinly due to it having a very thin viscosity."

Reviewers commented on it separating. Quick shake and all fine

Review: Poorboys World - Liquid Natty Blue

Reviewed: PoorboyÂs World Liquid Natty Blue Intro: First off, my thanks go out to Matt, Autogeek and Poorboys for the opportunity to evaluate this pr

www.autogeekonline.net

 

[OneForTheRoad]

From their website -
"Liquid Natty’s Blue has the same properties of Natty’s Blue Paste Wax but is even easier to apply and remove. It can be applied by hand or machine and can be applied thinly due to it having a very thin viscosity."

Reviewers commented on it separating. Quick shake and all fine

Review: Poorboys World - Liquid Natty Blue

Reviewed: PoorboyÂs World Liquid Natty Blue Intro: First off, my thanks go out to Matt, Autogeek and Poorboys for the opportunity to evaluate this pr

www.autogeekonline.net

Wonderful reply. That's put my mind at rest. Thanks.

 

[W1ghty]

Wonderful reply. That's put my mind at rest. Thanks.

Last weeks heat probably buddy .

 

[OneForTheRoad]

Last weeks heat probably buddy .

I'll shake it and try it in the fridge .

 

[whitenemesis]

I'll shake it and try it in the fridge .

 

[OneForTheRoad]

 

[Alex225]

Really common for products to separate a bit when they're sat around, the heat may not help much either.

If it works well and looks normal once you've given it a damn good shake I wouldn't worry. Even stuff like Super Resin Polish separates and needs shaking as you end up with the thin liquid at the top. I assume maybe it's the solvent part where the abrasive part sinks to the bottom.