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MikeWinLDS · 09-11-08, 12:49

When you say these waxes have failed, what exactly are we looking at? I see some areas that have no water present, and other areas with a lot of beading going on. Wouldn't you want there to be no water present, as it could dry up and leave water spots? So how is that failing? Unless I'm looking at the wrong areas or misinterpreting what you mean by pass/fail.

Nice to see that this test is still going on though. I've seen several different so-called x-way LSP tests that were supposed to have been updated over the weeks, but they were never updated. I guess their creators were just trying to get more attention and hype on the forums.

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MikeWinLDS Registered User MikeWinLDS is offline Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Phoenixish, Arizona Posts: 256	Re: A uk version of the wax test! When you say these waxes have failed, what exactly are we looking at? I see some areas that have no water present, and other areas with a lot of beading going on. Wouldn't you want there to be no water present, as it could dry up and leave water spots? So how is that failing? Unless I'm looking at the wrong areas or misinterpreting what you mean by pass/fail. Nice to see that this test is still going on though. I've seen several different so-called x-way LSP tests that were supposed to have been updated over the weeks, but they were never updated. I guess their creators were just trying to get more attention and hype on the forums.