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    Newbie Member saleenman607's Avatar
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    Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    Just found a couple of tubs (used) of P21s and pinnacle souveran from circa 2001. They look and smell ok. Just wondering if there's a shelf life? If there is such a thing ?

    Thanks for any help

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    My opinion based on reading other’s experiences is that Paste waxes like what you found are always good as long as they look good (haven’t dried out).

    They should work like new.

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    Seemingly: Many things aren’t effected
    by entropy in an equal or similar manner.

    As such:
    Car Waxes probably have around the same
    expiration date (ie: remain effective), as does
    the following delicacies:




    •Accordingly, IMO (and on the scale
    of: GO <—> NO GO):
    -Both of your P21s and Pinnacle Souveran
    Waxes are a: GO.


    Bob
    "Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    Here’s the simple answer: If the wax is as easy to apply and remove as it was new, it is fine. Even some cracking in old wax is fine. When they go bad, application and/or removal will be difficult.
    Jim

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    Agree with above comments. I'll also volunteer to take any Pinnacle Souveran off your hands if you don't want to deal with it :-).

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    Quote Originally Posted by mdbenge View Post
    Agree with above comments. I'll also volunteer to take any Pinnacle Souveran off your hands if you don't want to deal with it :-).
    Thanks...………..but, NO THANKS

    Just applied a bit on the trunk lid...…..looks good, easy on easy off. Apparently there is no shelf life.

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    It is one my favorites of all time! Even in this day of coatings, sealants and what not it is still one of my go-to products. I'd attest to it lasting almost forever, keep the lid screwed on tight and you will not have any issue.

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    I am sure to store my waxes in room temperature year round
    Treat it like it's the only one in the world.

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    Good to save those waxes. A new coating or sealant is introduced weekly. When’s the last time we saw a new wax?

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    Re: Can "older" wax lose it's effectivness ?

    One of the newest ones I can remember is Fuzion. It’s been out for some time already
    Treat it like it's the only one in the world.

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