Rally Cream Wax

[GoudyL]

Anyone have any experiences with this wax? Just made another acession to my library of Waxes. My understanding is that is/was a Dupont product from the 1960s/1970s. :waxing:




Rally Cream Wax cleans deep and shines deep. Special blend of premium silicone and imported montan wax for a superior rich gloss. Rally glides on easily, yet removes dirty road film. Bonds on a sparkling shield of long lasting paste wax protection. Use in sun or shade, on wet or dry surfaces.

[Big Leegr]

Not a pretty smelling wax. (Chemical smelling) Not overly amazing, IMO. Was a fairly cheap wax. I liked Dupont #7 liquid better, but there are much better options today.

[dan46n2]

I wouldn`t want a wax with silicones to get on my paint.

[GoudyL]

I wouldn`t want a wax with silicones to get on my paint.



I wouldn`t want one without silicones on my paint. :woot2:

[dan46n2]

I wouldn`t want one without silicones on my paint. :woot2:



Why is that? Most waxes, even most car care products, today advertise they are silicone free.

[imported_rydawg]

Geesh, that was some awfull wax for it`s day.

[GoudyL]

Geesh, that was some awfull wax for it`s day.



Could you expand on that?

[imported_rydawg]

Could you expand on that?

It was just awfull and loaded with the crappy harmful silicone. It will eat your paint.



I am glad those days of awfull products are over...:clap:



Well not entirely gone... There is still TW and Simonize.:sosad

[GoudyL]

Why is that? Most waxes, even most car care products, today advertise they are silicone free.



Not at all, silicones are the key to a really good car wax. Ever try to use an old style pre-silicone wax? (E.g Simoniz Paste) Very hard to apply and remove, and not as durable as wax with silicones which can bond to the paint.



Technical Library (http://www.dowcorning.com/applications/search/content/?dccnb=true&Ne=4294954389&N=4294965934+4294947002&dccbt=Chemical%20Manufacturing&dccprod=false)

[GoudyL]

It was just awfull and loaded with the crappy harmful silicone. It will eat your paint.



Ooooh, now I`m really interested.

[ta240]

I can`t believe they are still making it (or have a huge warehouse full of it somewhere) and I think the container still looks the same as it always did:

http://ACE.imageg.net/graphics/product_images/pACE2-1190454dt.jpg

at $6 it would almost be worth buying a can just to have on the shelf for the nostalgia

[Darkstar752]

Not at all, silicones are the key to a really good car wax. Ever try to use an old style pre-silicone wax? (E.g Simoniz Paste) Very hard to apply and remove, and not as durable as wax with silicones which can bond to the paint.



Technical Library (http://www.dowcorning.com/applications/search/content/?dccnb=true&Ne=4294954389&N=4294965934+4294947002&dccbt=Chemical%20Manufacturing&dccprod=false)



You`re telling this to a paint correction expert. Meanwhile all your posts I see you recommending Turtle Wax ICE or Turtle Wax Rubbing compound. Do you even have a clue about what you are talking about?

[imported_rydawg]

You`re telling this to a paint correction expert. Meanwhile all your posts I see you recommending Turtle Wax ICE or Turtle Wax Rubbing compound. Do you even have a clue about what you are talking about?

Haha.:funnypost



I don`t think he realizes he is on a specific forum where most of us use high quality boutique products and take paint correction very serious.

[imported_Larry A]

I wouldn`t want a wax with silicones to get on my paint.



Most if not all waxes have some sort of silicone in them.

[ALAN81]

I used it 25 years ago, BETTER products and more advanced products are out today