Cant complain, it coats well, sprays fairly well, etc.

BUT, know what it is and what it isn't.  It is an internal cavity wax.  It comes out, and if you use the red straw to get into tight spots... And you hit one spot too long, you'll have a raised spot of blobby wax that doesn't settle down.

Frankly, I think this is only suitable for use where a wide open space is visible and can be spray coated evenly.  Otherwise it can make a mess.

Really no different than if you were spraying paint into a cavity... But a bit different from if you were spraying a flowable rustproofing creeping oil, which could self-creep into crevices and level out.

But for what its intended use is, great.  I just wish the red tube was something a bit more suited to the material...
Cant complain, it coats well, sprays fairly well, etc. BUT, know what it is and what it isn't. It is an internal cavity wax. It comes out, and if you use the red straw to get into tight spots... And you hit one spot too long, you'll have a raised spot of blobby wax that doesn't settle down. Frankly, I think this is only suitable for use where a wide open space is visible and can be spray coated evenly. Otherwise it can make a mess. Really no different than if you were spraying paint into a cavity... But a bit different from if you were spraying a flowable rustproofing creeping oil, which could self-creep into crevices and level out. But for what its intended use is, great. I just wish the red tube was something a bit more suited to the material...