Old School Waxes

[boogiejoe]

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Here's some pics of a few dustcatchers I've got laying around the house.

Blue Coral I think made this. Late 80's/early 90's maybe?





I remember seeing this bottle in the garage since I was little. Don't remember using it too much. Choices seemed to be more limited back then. Meguiar's was the only other wax that I had heard of.




I'm not sure when I bought this, but it has been around for a while. I don't really remember using it much. Maybe I'll have to try it out sometime. Looks like a good candidate for the in-laws van.

[trhland]

you can throw them in the trash now

[boogiejoe]

Never!

[wytstang]

Originally Posted by trhland

you can throw them in the trash now

LOL

[dengood1]

I've got some still laying around too. My father in law had some 3M rubbing compound from the late 70's in his tool chest I inherited. Funny thing, it was still liquid!

[supercharged]

Megs #16 is old school and is quite nice.

[Larry A]

Im cleaning out a friends garage and I found a can of Dupont New Car Wax, J-Wax paste , and a almost new can of Simonize Paste Wax.

[TOGWT]

"I have tried virtually every top product on the market ever since using the arm-breaking Simonize Paste Wax as well as T-Cut polish and Chelsea leather cleaners". JonM

[Bence]

Joe, just don't try the Touchless again! It was among the first WOWA sealants and it was an underdeveloped thing. Dangerous stuff and it needs to be removed with a special method if it welds itself to the finish.

[boogiejoe]

Originally Posted by Bence

Joe, just don't try the Touchless again! It was among the first WOWA sealants and it was an underdeveloped thing. Dangerous stuff and it needs to be removed with a special method if it welds itself to the finish.

Looks like it will be a gift for my neighbor! Thanks for the heads up!