Old bottle of Megs Gold Class

[WRXINXS]

I have a really old bottle of "Meguiars Gold Class Clear Coat Liquid Car Wax". I was wondering two things. First, would it still be good if it was left in a non temp controlled environment for probably around 10 years (It was in my garage). It seem to shake up OK (slightly watery though). Second, is it synthetic or carnauba? I know the newest version sold on Autogeek is carnauba but my version does not say anything about it on the bottle. It does say, "Long lasting polymer protection"?

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Thanks for any help,
Drew

[Setec Astronomy]

That stuff is terrible. It stains trim and it doesn't last. I am desperately trying to use mine up on window cladding and patio furniture.

[HotRodJoe]

Well I guess that sums it up...wait, you wax your patio furniture?

[Setec Astronomy]

Well I guess that sums it up...wait, you wax your patio furniture?

What the heck am I supposed to do with stuff on (as someone on another forum calls it) my "disgraced products shelf"?

[HotRodJoe]

Is that near your sacrifices to the gods of shine shelf?

[WRXINXS]

That stuff is terrible. It stains trim and it doesn't last. I am desperately trying to use mine up on window cladding and patio furniture.

But how come on the bottle it tells me it is one of the finest waxes Meguiars has ever made? I can't believe they would lie to me!!!

All joking aside, thanks for the info. I will use it on my winter shovels and also on the metal parts of my back door. Thanks Setec!

[gatoman39]

twice a year I take old house hold chemicals like this to the toxic recycling center. That's where it belongs.

[dwlinc23]

Use it to detail your lawnmower.

[BobbyG]

Use it to detail your lawnmower.

You jest but I use mine on my snow-blower!!

[dwlinc23]

You jest but I use mine on my snow-blower!!

Like this BobbyG...