Asbestos undie time

[skibik]

Let em see crystal rock

Apparently the dude that had the "oil sheik" remark hasn't found the $9900 wax on Amazon. Don't know if I could find it now but found it a couple years ago.

Found it, Zymol Royale. A real steal now @ $9345 marked down from 10k. You would think at that price a person would get free shipping, wrong, don't forget to add $7.52 for that.

Amazon.com: Zymol Royale Glaze: Automotive

 

[Ccrew]

Found it, Zymol Royale. A real steal now @ $9345 marked down from 10k. You would think at that price a person would get free shipping, wrong, don't forget to add $7.52 for that.

Amazon.com: Zymol Royale Glaze: Automotive

Won't arrive by Xmas, drat. I was going to buy two. :wacko:

 

[512detail]

Free lifetime refills though. Sell it on the side, haha

 

[GearHead_1]

Zymol Solaris runs around $50,000



Mitchell & King Gold Rush Rally Wax runs around $100,000

Scottish company Mitchell & King has launched a limited edition car wax – the goldRush Rally. The GRV car wax boasts a gold shimmer and will protect the vehicle for up to 4 months. Stylish container milled from the finest grade Titanium, coated with 24ct Gold and encrusted with Swarovski crystals and 10 x 0.5-carat, F Colour, VS2, brilliant round cut diamonds. The goldRush Rally package also includes 2 24-carat gold rings, an expensive car shampoo, as well as the application of GRV wax by a Mitchell & King approved detailer. The wax will be delivered personally by the company’s director.

This is not the buck ninty nine Rally wax that I remember but hey, as has been mentioned, there are free refills. I'm not aware of a more expensive product than the Rally Wax but would love to see someone come up with one that was.

 

[Lonnie]

Zymol Solaris runs around $50,000

Mitchell & King Gold Rush Rally Wax runs around $100,000

Scottish company Mitchell & King has launched a limited edition car wax – the goldRush Rally. ..... as well as the application of GRV wax by a Mitchell & King approved detailer. The wax will be delivered personally by the company’s director.

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Hey!! So NOW we know what Accumulator is doing for a living,:rofl
One or two applications per year, and the rest of the time he's posting (ALOT!) on this forum.
How do I get on this list of "approved detailers"??

 

[Accumulator]

Hey!! So NOW we know what Accumulator is doing for a living..

Heh heh, that's a good one!

 

[4u2nvinmtl]

This stuff is also all over the detailing section on my Jeep SRT8 forms guys swear by it...

 

[Old Pirate]

Use to use Liquid Glass and DuPont's Rain Dance in the 70's. To say the truth, these and Meg's were the only one's I saw in my local auto parts store in those days.

 

[Accumulator]

RainDance wasn't (?isn't?) bad as cleaner-waxes go. I've posted before about how my fave Aunt switched to that after her health issues put an end to the M07+M16 combo.

 

[Daragh]

MPT Appearance Products

 

[Nizmo]

Liquid glass, that brings me back. My dad was a painter back when I was a kid and he always had a can in the cabinet. I remember him using it with the cloth diapers, that were actually mine :lol: I actually used the stuff on my Oldsmobile, Neon, and old Frontier. I did always get good results. As a dummy I used old white 100% cotton t-shirts to wipe it off.

 

[Ronkh]

Liquid glass, that brings me back. My dad was a painter back when I was a kid and he always had a can in the cabinet. I remember him using it with the cloth diapers, that were actually mine :lol: I actually used the stuff on my Oldsmobile, Neon, and old Frontier. I did always get good results. As a dummy I used old white 100% cotton t-shirts to wipe it off.

That's all we had back then

 

[davidc]

Time line

Dave

 

[GearHead_1]

That's all we had back then

And if you guys will press Ron, he'll tell you what he was using in the 50's.

 

[Ronkh]

And if you guys will press Ron, he'll tell you what he was using in the 50's.

Diapers (for myself, not car)

 

[Accumulator]

That's all we had back then

Eh, there were good cotton towels available though, some were even made in the USA too! Remember Cannon/Fieldcrest? When I was a kid, I too used better towels on the cars than I did on myself.

Keeping single stage black reasonably marring-free was an incredible challenge...got the whole Black Car thing out of my system.

 

[Ronkh]

Eh, there were good cotton towels available though, some were even made in the USA too! Remember Cannon/Fieldcrest? When I was a kid, I too used better towels on the cars than I did on myself.

Keeping single stage black reasonably marring-free was an incredible challenge...got the whole Black Car thing out of my system.

Agreed !!!

 

[Don]

Wow, those 'vette guys are as hot for LG as the Camaro guys on the Camaro5 Forum are for Adam's Polishes. I don't even bother voicing an opinion to them. Ron: it's a good thing you had your flame-proof undies on, you might have been sizzled, just imagine the looks you would have gotten if you'd been there in person.

I remember asking for cloth diapers for Christmas and my birthday and keeping a fresh damp one in the car to wipe off water spots from water that had come out of the hidden spots after a short drive (I even kept one rolled up inside my gas filler door to catch drops of gasoline when I refueled so it wouldn't get on the paint).

 

[Accumulator]

Don- Heh heh, I still have way too many cotton diapers left over from those days! Seems like they really wear like iron..

 

[Old Pirate]

That stuff made me some dinero back then on those Corvettes and Mustangs.