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BigLeegr · 07-23-08, 06:23

Many mfgr's suggest a 5 year max shelf life on their products. Doesn't mean that they aren't possibly salvageable, but the chemicals might have broken down or changed in some unwanted way.
I don't think it would be more concentrated. Maybe separated and unable to re-combine, but that doesn't mean that skimming off the top stuff and using the bottom stuff would be better.

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BigLeegr Orange Peel=More Shimmer! BigLeegr is offline Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Canada Posts: 1,118	Re: Expiration Date on Waxes and Polishes Many mfgr's suggest a 5 year max shelf life on their products. Doesn't mean that they aren't possibly salvageable, but the chemicals might have broken down or changed in some unwanted way. I don't think it would be more concentrated. Maybe separated and unable to re-combine, but that doesn't mean that skimming off the top stuff and using the bottom stuff would be better. __________________ Do you give birth to original ideas or are they all adoptions?