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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Some waxes actually require refrigeration. Zymol comes to mind. The enzymes actually go bad and refrigeration helps slow the process.
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Originally Posted by BobbyG
Tim,
It's a proven fact that cold temperatures causes shrinkage.......
Is this for real? If so. please share the proof of this fact with me.
Fred R. Elias Jr.
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Originally Posted by oldmodman
I found the absolutely perfect environment for storage of detailing products.
A wine storage cabinet.
+1 I use the same 55 degrees, no shrinkage and no apparant degradation.
Fred R. Elias Jr.
Warren, MI. 48091
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Zymol recommend to re-fridge the wax after you open it. If the temp inside the room when you keep the wax is higher than 68°, you can keep it in a fridge to prevent melting. But, I think that this works for waxes that have in composition more carnauba. I don't think the Collinite will melt if it will be keept on 77°.
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Originally Posted by oldmodman
I found the absolutely perfect environment for storage of detailing products.
A wine storage cabinet.
I found one being thrown out on the curb last year. It was a huge 108 bottle cabinet. They threw it out because the glass in the door was broken. I dragged it home and tested it and the door was the only thing broken. I replace the glass with an insulated panel and pulled out the wine rack. It stays at 55 degrees and 65% humidity
I did have to add freon to the system after about six months. It took 3oz of r-134
That is an awesome find! When I was a kid I never got the saying "One man's trash is another man's treasure." I get it now, especially with owning a home and a business.
That is a nice size wine cabinet. The repair cost would be way cheaper than a new one. Guess whoever threw it out was upgrading.
When I started reading this thread I was thinking how a small wine fridge/cabinet would serve well for wax storage as well as my 1998 Brunellos.
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
In my garage I usea wine fridge to keep my waxes!
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
It's a proven fact that cold temperatures causes shrinkage
Is this for real? If so. please share the proof of this fact with me.
Yes....didn't you see the episode of Seinfeld where George Costanza went swimming in the Atlantic Ocean?
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Originally Posted by cmichael258
Yes....didn't you see the episode of Seinfeld where George Costanza went swimming in the Atlantic Ocean?
LOL got it now.
Fred R. Elias Jr.
Warren, MI. 48091
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Only a goofball would store their wax in the fridge IMO
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”
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Re: keeping wax in fridge
Originally Posted by Flash Gordon
Only a goofball would store their wax in the fridge IMO
I have been called worse! Sticks and stone may break my bones but names will never hurt me! HEHEHEHE
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