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Wax recommendation for Allan in NE...

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NC wayne

03-07-2007 17:54:13




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Hey Allen if you'd use Turtle Wax paste floor wax on whatever it was you were talking about waxing you'd gain at least another 10 MPH, maybe even 15....LOL....Years ago I did my '55 Chevy wagon with it once by mistake (cans looked alike and I was young and in a hurry and didn't bother to read the words) Man talk about alot of rubbing to get the streaks out but it was it worth it. The 'ole girl never shined like it did at the end of that day. Problem was the water beaded and ran off so fast for over a year that it was almost impossible to wash it. With all the surface area that would be slick I ought to give my service truck a good coat too. Between a slick truck and the additive I just might become airborn, especially if I can find a good downhill run...LMAO..... Glad to see you got the hydraulic/electrical problem sorted out. I run into crap like that all the time on the newer equipment and it can often be a royal pain in the a$$ to find.

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Davis In SC

03-07-2007 18:15:54




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 Re: Wax recommendation for Allan in NE... in reply to NC wayne, 03-07-2007 17:54:13  
I once heard that a good coat of wax would add several MPH to a Nascar car, on the long superspeedways. Back when I was young, and wanted a car to really shine on Saturday night, I would buy Carnuba wax at the local car lot. The shine did not last long, but it would sparkle for a few days.. Wayne, I guess some wisea$$ will now accuse you of selling Turtlewax and Stanadyne products, now, LOL..

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Peabo

03-07-2007 18:14:59




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 Re: Wax recommendation for Allan in NE... in reply to NC wayne, 03-07-2007 17:54:13  
I knew a fella that was comin home in the rain. The windshiled wipers quit workin so he says he will just stop off and put a real quick coat of wax on the windshield. Kinda like Rain-X commercial. The gas station didn't have wax, but it did have Armorall. He says "Armourall is slick, It'll do the same thing".....rode home with the windshield lookin like ah rainbow... and still no wipers!!



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Allan In NE

03-07-2007 18:11:41




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 Re: Wax recommendation for Allan in NE... in reply to NC wayne, 03-07-2007 17:54:13  
Hope I don't have to wax this old pup fer awhile.

If I'm able to get out of bed in the morning, I'm gonna try to get some insulation stuffed in 'er tomorrow.

Danged old horse anyway. Wow, do I hurt! :>(

Allan

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Hobo,NC

03-07-2007 18:07:28




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 Re: Wax recommendation for Allan in NE... in reply to NC wayne, 03-07-2007 17:54:13  
So slick if a fly lands on it he will slid off and bust hiz A$$, will have to remember bout the not B誰 able to wash it. Had a buddy that use to wax the bottom of his bass boat I guess 78 MPH on water wuz not fast enuff for him.



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NC Wayne

03-08-2007 19:10:16




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 Re: Wax recommendation for Allan in NE... in reply to Hobo,NC, 03-07-2007 18:07:28  
I was serious about the water running off that fast. I did it right before pulling out on a 6 month deployment. Dad wrote me several weeks into the cruise and told me he had tried to rinse it off because it had gotten some stuff on it setting under the trees in our back yard. He said the water beaded and ran off so fast he couldn't just rinse it off he had to get a rag and actually make the water go to the spots that needed rinsing. As crazy as it sounds it actually happened just like that.

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Hobo,NC

03-07-2007 18:07:28




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 Re: Wax recommendation for Allan in NE... in reply to NC wayne, 03-07-2007 17:54:13  
So slick if a fly lands on it he will slid off and bust hiz A$$, will have to remember bout the not B誰 able to wash it. Had a buddy that use to wax the bottom of his bass boat I guess 78 MPH on water wuz not fast enuff for him.



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