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10-02-01, 09:20
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leon is offline
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Car Lack 68
Has anyone ever tried Car Lack 68 polish?
They burn fire one the paint which has been protected by Car Lack 68 on their demo. It was quite impressive. If anyone has tried it, please share your opinion about its quality. Does it really protect and make car paint more shiny?
Does its protection last long?
Thank you very much
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10-02-01, 09:27
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Ron Ketcham is offline
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Location: Cincinnati,Ohio
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Old snake oil marketing trick!!
That trick has been around longer than some of my shorts.
They are using lighter fluid, not gasoline!
You can do the same with any polymer based sealant.
Just don't try it using gasoline, you'll burn the clear.
Lighter fluid and white gas burns differently than regular gas.
Just another marketing whiz-bang group out to make a buck.

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10-02-01, 09:50
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leon is offline
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Well, maybe it was a trick. But does Car Lack 68 make the paint shiny? Does its protection last long?
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10-02-01, 10:11
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BradE is offline
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Stick with quality sealants like Klasse or Zaino. Stay away from anything sold on T.V.
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10-02-01, 11:07
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NSXNEXT is offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by leon
But does Car Lack 68 make the paint shiny?
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So does Vegetable oil, but I wouldn't put it on my car. 
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10-02-01, 05:52
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leon is offline
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I did not see their demo on TV.
It contains acryl and polythene..sometin..
I want to use Klasse if there are any in my country. Order by e-mail is too expensive.
Well i guess, i should buy autoglym resin polish instead. 
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10-02-01, 07:07
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snake is offline
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hey leon, just do like i do and buy it and see for yourself. i try different stuff all the time just to see what it's all about. i've been surprised at how well some things work and very disappointed by others.
i have not heard of this stuff your talking about but i have seen the car on fire thing done on one of those infomercials. i have wondered, who has fires on their hood? and if they do maybe their wax is the least of their problems. 
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10-02-01, 07:27
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BradE is offline
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leon,
Are you in the U.K.? Autoglym is a good product. I have not tried it myself, but I know people who have and they have been pleased with the results.
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10-03-01, 09:27
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leon is offline
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I live in Indonesia, South East Asia. There are seller here who sell Autoglym Super REsin Polish and Extra Gloss Protection. But they are quite expensive. Maybe i'll but Car Lack 68 and Extra Gloss Protection from Autoglym. I'll try to combine them,btw car lack 68 has website www.car-lack68.com, but not much information there.
Just wondering, if i am not wrong, Klasse does contain acrylic, right?
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10-03-01, 09:34
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Yes Klasse contains acrylic. The reason I asked about the U.K is because that is where Autoglym is produced, I think. 
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10-03-01, 12:51
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Lowejackson is offline
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Autoglym is produced in the UK. From my experiments I have found that using Autoglym and then adding Blitz wax works well (for me) I know have about 8 layers of Blitz, on the good sides of my car (very long story) the depth of the shine is excellent.
I have not been able to compare Autoglym with Klasse or Zaino, but these products are used by the likes of Rolls Royce, Astin Martin and is heavily used by the trade exhibitions for motor shows, so it can not be all that bad.
The trick seems to be the technique, which I am still learning. The advantage of Klasse etc is you can get a lot of help from experienced users on this forum.
In a few weeks I intend to write a product review once I have seen how some of the products last through the cold wet conditions (ie tyre cleaners).
Steven
Alfa 164
Autoglym & Blitz
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10-03-01, 01:00
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Langit is offline
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OT: Indonesia? really?
hey Leon, I'm from Indonesia too *look at my nickname*...but I'm in the US right now...
do you have any email address that I can contact?
I don't want to divert the detailing conversation here 
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