Chemical Guys Project J97 Paste Wax In Stock!

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The newest addition to the Chemical Guys line of car care products at Autopia-CarCare.com is Project J97 Paste Wax!



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Project j97™ was designed, customized, and formulated for a close friend and automotive enthusiast in Japan; Mr. Miyazaki. His passion for automotive design combined with his history and background in engineering made this car collector an ideal fit for a product like Project J97™.

Among the protective ingredients in Project J97™ is a blend of rare oils acquired from around the world. Project j97 contains up to 64 percent Grade “A” Brazilian #1 White Carnauba by volume. Enriched by a custom formulated proprietary blend of natural waxes and combined with a durable airspace sealant to extended durability Project J97™ is truly a work of art.
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Mr. Miyazaki said:
Cars are like toys. Life may possibly go on without them, but if it did, it simply just wouldn’t be the same.
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Chemical Guys Project J97 Paste Wax


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Cool Beans! Positioning itself among the ranks of the Ultra Premium waxes like Royale or Solaris, at 1/37th the cost of Definitive Wax Marble, it's quite a buy. I thought I might see a limited number of refills associated with that price tag but sadly no. It would be a lot of fun to try. Maybe next time I have a few bones rattling around in my pocket...
 
The price to play is steep!!! But it is an amazing looking container that is IMO a collectable....



Maybe I can talk Santa into getting me some?
 
That looks totally cool, but I can't afford it. May just have to save up for some E-zyme instead. Hmmm, I wonder if I have any rich relatives I don't know about? :rofl
 
Nick,

It's incredible what Solid Modeling and CNC machining capabilities can turn out these days. I'd love to see how this wax performs against much less expensive waxes. Not in durability but in visual depth and uniformity....:bigups
 
I don't think I'd be able to tell the difference between a $1000 wax and a $15 wax on a well polished car

who buys this stuff?!!

I guess if the story is right, then someone will bite...

still don't even know how big the container is. I guess if you have to ask you can't afford it
 
embolism said:
I don't think I'd be able to tell the difference between a $1000 wax and a $15 wax on a well polished car

who buys this stuff?!!

I guess if the story is right, then someone will bite...

still don't even know how big the container is. I guess if you have to ask you can't afford it
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I don't think that's entirely true. While you couldn't say that one looks like its been waxed with $1000 wax you can tell a difference in the warmth and depth different waxes give to a color.

Has anyone paid that much for a wax though? I don't think I could do it
 
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