what can i do with this wax?

Discussion in 'Detailing Bliss Lounge' started by Misha, Nov 26, 2009.

  1. Misha

    Misha Nuba Guru

    did some cleaning and found 3 waxes shown in pics (armor all was trashed today in morning becouse it had consistensy of cottege cheese and would not mig, it was 5-6 years old)
    but any idea what to do with this? mix all and see what happens or just give it out to friends?
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  2. anbuzero

    anbuzero DB Pro Supporter

    i think the concoction would destroy the cars paint. lol i used to use the teflon wax years ago before i knew anything. try the rain x one on wheels ??? (never used it so i dont know) and junk or give away the others.
     
  3. Misha

    Misha Nuba Guru

    nah, i used 845 on wheels.
    ill probably give it away, dont like to trash stuff that others can use
     
  4. advs1

    advs1 DB Forum Supporter

    i'll take that can of air duster??
     
  5. corrswitch

    corrswitch Jedi Nuba

    Others suggested wheels already. You could also use the waxes around the house (if they are safe).

    I've used my crappy waxes for the tubs, sinks and protecting some metal.

    Give them away if you can but use them around the house for fun.

    My tub beads and soap scum has a harder time of sticking making cleanup easier and I get to play around with the waxes. :)

    Durability is horrible.

    P.S. I had to find some use for my crappy waxes(like turtle wax), I use so little of my good waxes like collinite and #16 cuz they're so durable.
     
  6. Misha

    Misha Nuba Guru

    ^^ i did experiment on sink and used 845 and megs #16. soap scum still sticks.
     
  7. corrswitch

    corrswitch Jedi Nuba

    hmm, works for me for a few days on my tub. I tried #16 once and it lasted two weeks.
    I guess it depends on the situation. I did not try the sink though.
     
  8. skizot

    skizot DB Forum Supporter

    How about use it on other things, like your bicycles if you have any, or you could use it to protect a metal mailbox, lighting fixtures around your home or other outside item. I know this will sound nuts, but I have seen people use waxes for things like garden hoses to help protect their UV coating.

    At a minimum, you could find a car in a parking lot somewhere that needs some help and leave it sitting on their car with a note that says, free help. LOL
     

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