I just received my first bottle of collinite 845 today. Before i shook the bottle it didn't move in the container. After shaking and shaking and more shaking the product slowly became a thin liquid. Is the product supposed to be liquid or more of a jelly? Will the product turn back into a more solid state if left alone?
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Collinite 845 Insulator Wax
- Thread starter Spaceman
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snoboarder8232
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It's supposed to do that. It will change a little depending on temperature.
Envious Eric
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just shake the hell out of it...
my bottle is almost solid since I hardly use it anymore...but a solid minute of shaking puts it back into liquid state!
my bottle is almost solid since I hardly use it anymore...but a solid minute of shaking puts it back into liquid state!
imported_ZimRandy
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I've set my bottle on top of the hot halogen lights for a little bit and it takes a lot less shaking of the bottle. Liquid in no time!
nushine31223
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uh oh ....... I have used my bottle twice already. And I just assumed that it was suppose to stay paste-like. should i try heating it up or does it not matter?
wannafbody
wannafbody
If you heat it up in the sun or in hot water it's easier to apply thin.
autoobsessed
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Yes, just put in in a warm to hot bucket of water and it thins out like a liquid, then shake it up!
imported_DetailDan
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You dont need to heat it up, just shake it for a good 30 sec.- 1 min. and its good to go.
autoobsessed
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D&D Auto Detail said:You dont need to heat it up, just shake it for a good 30 sec.- 1 min. and its good to go.
I think we should clairify a point, shaking verus heating will depend on temperature the bottle is at. If it is cool/cold then there is no way that it can be shaken, it goes completely solid. Add a little bit of heat and it lightens right up.
imported_DetailDan
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autoobsessed said:I think we should clairify a point, shaking verus heating will depend on temperature the bottle is at. If it is cool/cold then there is no way that it can be shaken, it goes completely solid. Add a little bit of heat and it lightens right up.
True, didnt think about that since its summer. I also store all my LSP's in my house.