First try with Collinite 845

[Accumulator]

[Accumulator is a *BIG* fan of B&B ...hence my frequent "heh heh heh" ]

marinesoup- I`ve removed wax from [you-name-it] with:

-3M Adhesive Remover
-VlauGard new Car Prep
-Hi-Temp`s Akyra-Clean/PrepWash/RemoveAll
-Griot`s Dried Wax Remover
-GR8 (think that`s the name, it`s a trim-cleaning product)
-various APCs

[Lonnie]

Accumulator:
You can add Pittsburg Paint and Glass`s (PPG) DX 330 Acryli-Clean wax and grease remover. It`s a pre-VOC-compliant solvent cleaner that paint shops used to prep vehicles before painting.


Also, another "hint" from the now-mostly-absent Scottwax about using 845 is that it tends to get hard and clumpy and does not stay in suspension as a liquid, as many of you have found out. His trick is to stick a long screw-driver shaft (flat end works better than a Phillips ) into the bottle and stirring vigorously, like you are mixing paint, until it become more liquid. THEN you can shake up the bottle to get it back the way it should be before applying it. Just make sure to KEEP A THUMB or INDEX FINGER ON TOP OF THE CAP while shaking it. Collinite screw-on caps to not have the ability to tighten completely, for some reason. Yes, I have first-hand experience slinging 845 all over a basement floor by not doing this. The floor was a mess to clean-up , not to mention the slippery hazard it created on the floor walking with stocking feet.

[Accumulator]

Lonnie- Do they still make that PPG DX330? Seems like all the bodyshop solvents I grew up with are gone now...

[marinesoup]

It can be purchased online in Canada still.


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