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    Re: Paste Wax and Electric Polisher Pad (Solution)

    Quote Originally Posted by wolfpacker92 View Post
    I have found over the years that most waxes will actually come out of the container in one solid piece. I'll lay out some wax paper and turn the container over and shake it until the whole wax block comes out. Then with gloves on I'll spread the wax over the pad similar to applying deodorant, LOL (actually got the idea because back in the day Griots used to have a wax that came in a deodorant type container). Once I'm done the whole block slides right back into the container. You waste almost no product whatsoever doing it this way.
    Yeah, except for the metal wax cans with the lip, that works for the plastic jars with the screw tops. By the way, an Autopia member with the screen name Eliot Ness invented that "wax stick" and then Griot's came out with it later.

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    Re: Paste Wax and Electric Polisher Pad (Solution)

    Quote Originally Posted by wolfpacker92 View Post
    I have found over the years that most waxes will actually come out of the container in one solid piece. I'll lay out some wax paper and turn the container over and shake it until the whole wax block comes out. Then with gloves on I'll spread the wax over the pad similar to applying deodorant, LOL (actually got the idea because back in the day Griots used to have a wax that came in a deodorant type container). Once I'm done the whole block slides right back into the container. You waste almost no product whatsoever doing it this way.
    That's what I thought too until I tried Blackfire midnight sun ivory carnuba. It was as hard as candle wax and was not going to come out of that jar. I even tried heating it with a hot blow dryer. No luck. I'm going with the little spatula or shoe polish brush next.

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    Re: Paste Wax and Electric Polisher Pad (Solution)

    Pinnacle Souverain slides nicely out of the can and I can just hold it upside down and rub some on the pad. Easy Breezy!

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    Re: Paste Wax and Electric Polisher Pad (Solution)

    Quote Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy View Post
    You need one of those mayonnaise things they use in the deli:

    https://www.sharpteksupply.com/index...Fc-Kswodbh0J1w

    Hey that's CUTCO cutlery! That DD edge is razor sharp so you can cut through your pad and not even notice it. I would get a cheap one with no edge lol. I sell CUTCO so I know. Also, this is $69 haha. Sandwich machine! Customers love it.


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