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Old 06-21-2007, 02:30 AM
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Applying Waxes?

First of all, I want to apologize to anyone who has tried to PM me in the past week. I started a new job and Im in traning all week in Irvine. I am at the Crown plaza and thier internet is slooooooow. Im moving to the DoubleTree next week and hopefully thats better!

Anyways, my question is this, when applying waxes, I love taking the wax out of the container and putting it on the pad. But there are some canistersthat do not allow that, i.e.

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They have the old style metal caps. How do you guys apply it to the PC pad?
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Old 06-21-2007, 02:40 AM
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whats wrong with applying wax by hand. I know some people have melted wax down and than poured it into diff. containers. I guess that could be one option if you really must apply via PC.
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Old 06-21-2007, 02:45 AM
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use a credit card and scrape some out...spread it out on the pad
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or you can go to hallmark and depending on what time of year it is they have seasonal butter knives that would probably work better than a credit card, and you could get little christmas trees,easter bunnies,pilgrims,fireworks, etc.
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or you can go to hallmark and depending on what time of year it is they have seasonal butter knives that would probably work better than a credit card, and you could get little christmas trees,easter bunnies,pilgrims,fireworks, etc.

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Old 06-21-2007, 06:33 AM
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I like to apply paste wax my hand. I don't like those old metal cans.
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I'm sure if you got a glass that was a little smaller than the container you could mash it all the way to the bottom of the container without breaking the glass/cup. I've never tried it, but I would assume the wax should pop out with some coaxing.

I like waxing by hand. It gives me a break from using the machine even if it takes a little longer.

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I have taken an old "soft solid" deod. applicator, cleaned it very well, and filled it with #16. Then just roll it on your pad. There was no need to melt the wax, just scoop it out with a putty knife and slowly fill the applicator. This works very well.
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or you can go to hallmark and depending on what time of year it is they have seasonal butter knives that would probably work better than a credit card, and you could get little christmas trees,easter bunnies,pilgrims,fireworks, etc.
LOL! season butter knives
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I use a 4" soft pad on a PC to apply. It will fit in some of those cans/jars.

I wish all pastes came in the old school wide cans.
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