Subject	Wax shop super glaze is one example.
Posted by	spddracer on April 20, 2007 at 2:42 PM
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In Reply To	Example of commercially available solvent type wax? (n/m) posted by BigTDogg (MA) on April 20, 2007 at 02:25 PM
Message	You can get the quick waxes from any of the dealership suppliers in bigger bottles much cheaper thou. Its the very thin almost water consistency waxes. We use to call it car wash in a bottle when I detailed cars eyars ago. It also removes bugs and tar very well without using those stinky solvents.
Follow Ups	How to: Temporary chip repair/cover-up - spddracer 14:17:16 04/20/07 Post this in Tech so it can be VTF'd (n/m) - Dave N 14:19:49 04/20/07 I figure "they" will move it ;) (n/m) - spddracer 14:21:29 04/20/07 I'm sure "they" have much better things to be doing. - Dave N 14:23:50 04/20/07 can post in both - jzx 14:37:54 04/20/07 Now that's good information - ZXRider(SoCal) 14:22:04 04/20/07 Example of commercially available solvent type wax? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 14:25:15 04/20/07 Wax shop super glaze is one example. - spddracer 14:42:38 04/20/07 Great post! - CatnipZ 14:27:39 04/20/07 Those sideway marks might be - ZiNnYc 14:36:18 04/20/07 Definitely an improvement - thanks for the info! - TT XTZ 14:52:21 04/20/07 Nice work Joe! Move and VTF. (n/m) - OrlandoTT 15:09:34 04/20/07 Cool, good info to know. PaintScratch.com does a good - WildBill 15:55:35 04/20/07 Sweet. (n/m) - dusthis 17:50:17 04/20/07
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