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Originally Posted by JasonFX4
If it were free refills for life Id consider it cause I wax a lot. If it werent for the free refills, $1800 for wax and there better be a Playboy bunny delivering it to my door and wax my truck in the nude!
And she better be waxing me after she gets done with the truck!!
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11-09-2007, 01:42 PM
Originally Posted by INFireRedF150
You and me both. WTF??!!
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Originally Posted by VR_MSM
When you consider the ammount of cars that are detailed in his family....7, not including his concours 1957 T-bird, his pristine Jag XK vert with only 20k on it and his moms RX330, the ammount of wax he goes through a week is unreal. Add in to that, the expectations and show quality shine he expects and the wax becomes unbelieveably useful. 70 bucks is nothing in the long run of it all.
To each their own but we are not talking about $70, we are talking $2000 for a bucket of wax. I think Bee wax at that.
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11-09-2007, 02:14 PM
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11-09-2007, 04:42 PM
Originally Posted by VR_MSM
When you consider the ammount of cars that are detailed in his family....7, not including his concours 1957 T-bird, his pristine Jag XK vert with only 20k on it and his moms RX330, the ammount of wax he goes through a week is unreal. Add in to that, the expectations and show quality shine he expects and the wax becomes unbelieveably useful. 70 bucks is nothing in the long run of it all.
... had to go with year one, now is time to find a 56 and 57 I do go through alot of wax... ohh wel either way i have it now
#43
11-09-2007, 05:03 PM
Originally Posted by glc
I'd guess that 99.9 percent of the people here would be perfectly happy with a less than $20 can/bottle of quality mainstream brand wax. It's all in the prep and the application.
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