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I guess this is as good a place as any to ask this question. What do you all do with your supplies, more specifically the chemicals during the cold weather? My garage is not climate controlled. RP's probably is though 
Just curious. I don't like keeping my house paints in the garage because of the temp changes.
Thanks for the info.
Just curious. I don't like keeping my house paints in the garage because of the temp changes.
Thanks for the info.
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12-06-2004, 09:30 PM
My next house WILL have a heated garage. No doubt...
For now, I find that the large Rubbermaid containers (the big tubs) work wonderfully to transport my materials from the cold garage indoors to my inhouse office. As needed, I'll pull items out and use them and then return them to the warmth of the interior of the house.
NEVER allow your expensive chemicals to sit in a very cold/hot garage as it can cause separation and deteoration of the chemicals thus causing them to, potentially, have adverse effects on your paint etc...
Let's face it, car care chemicals aren't exactly cheap. It's definately worth it to me to take a few minutes to bring them indoors.
RP
For now, I find that the large Rubbermaid containers (the big tubs) work wonderfully to transport my materials from the cold garage indoors to my inhouse office. As needed, I'll pull items out and use them and then return them to the warmth of the interior of the house.
NEVER allow your expensive chemicals to sit in a very cold/hot garage as it can cause separation and deteoration of the chemicals thus causing them to, potentially, have adverse effects on your paint etc...
Let's face it, car care chemicals aren't exactly cheap. It's definately worth it to me to take a few minutes to bring them indoors.
RP
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Yep, I see them now! 
I agree........... Menzerna makes "great" polishes. I'm really impressed with abrasives in the Menzerna polishes. Is the "FP", the FP II? The FP II has become my favorite final polish. Try this on a dark colored vehicle sometime:
SSR2.5
Menzerna FP II
Meguiar's #81
Pinnacle Souveran
Final QD with Meguiar's FD or Last Touch
Man, does that ROCK!
I agree........... Menzerna makes "great" polishes. I'm really impressed with abrasives in the Menzerna polishes. Is the "FP", the FP II? The FP II has become my favorite final polish. Try this on a dark colored vehicle sometime:
SSR2.5
Menzerna FP II
Meguiar's #81
Pinnacle Souveran
Final QD with Meguiar's FD or Last Touch
Man, does that ROCK!
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12-07-2004, 09:38 PM
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I don't even come close to some of you, but also have this question to add. When do you even find the time to use half the chemicals, polishes, waxes...etc. I might wash my truck 1 time a month, and wax it twice a year, in the spring and right before winter. In between, the rain catches the rest.