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JohnZ3MC · 12-04-06, 12:45

Eliot Ness,
That's one great idea and thanks for doing all the detail work. I'm sure a few fellows, including myself, will give this nifty application a try.
A simple request though. The next time you buy a really cheap deodorant for your next wax application, do you think you could send it to me instead of throwing it out? I'd appreciate it, and so would the ladies.
Also, what would happen if a person accidentally used the car wax as a deodorant? Do you think the pits would be shiny, deep and wet looking? And would the pits last all winter long with a durable luster if it was the 476? Could I buff the pits with a PC? Maybe a rotary at low speed? Would I have to mask off my shoulders first?
Maybe you're onto something here. All jesting aside, you did good.
-John C.

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JohnZ3MC Registered User JohnZ3MC is offline Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sidney, B.C. Posts: 485	Re: Collinite Speed Stick Wax Eliot Ness, That's one great idea and thanks for doing all the detail work. I'm sure a few fellows, including myself, will give this nifty application a try. A simple request though. The next time you buy a really cheap deodorant for your next wax application, do you think you could send it to me instead of throwing it out? I'd appreciate it, and so would the ladies. Also, what would happen if a person accidentally used the car wax as a deodorant? Do you think the pits would be shiny, deep and wet looking? And would the pits last all winter long with a durable luster if it was the 476? Could I buff the pits with a PC? Maybe a rotary at low speed? Would I have to mask off my shoulders first? Maybe you're onto something here. All jesting aside, you did good. -John C. Last edited by JohnZ3MC : 01-05-07 at 11:38.