Wax and sealant left in cold garage during winter

[PaulMys]

Applied Klasse sealant without issue. It was in nice milky/oily texture like last time I used it. Buffing off didn't seem harder than before (Klasse is already difficult to remove after hazing). Car looks great although longevity remains to be seen.

Collinite was in liquid form. But the temp in Toronto was 50 today. Didn't apply it today.

Glad to hear it.

[SWETM]

With those 2 products I think you have a lot of solvents in them. That's makes the a better to lowering the freezing point some. If the product has separated and when you shake it up. And it's separate fast again I would not use them or at least try it on something that you can see if it works as useally. If it looks and holds together as before I think that it's okay to use it. Maybe pour out a little of it in your hand with nitrile gloves on and feel if it's smooth and no lumbs or anything unusual behaving. If so I would don't use it.

[mrq0604]

With those 2 products I think you have a lot of solvents in them. That's makes the a better to lowering the freezing point some. If the product has separated and when you shake it up. And it's separate fast again I would not use them or at least try it on something that you can see if it works as useally. If it looks and holds together as before I think that it's okay to use it. Maybe pour out a little of it in your hand with nitrile gloves on and feel if it's smooth and no lumbs or anything unusual behaving. If so I would don't use it.

Thank you

Klasse had smooth, oily and creamy texture.

[mrq0604]

Email from Collinite:

If the product is not severely discolored and is shaking back to a semi-liquid state or gel, it is probably fine. If it appears that the clear oils are completely separated from the wax, I would discard it.