One Grand Blitz Wax question...

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How the heck do you open the tin??? I tried a nickel, two nickels (one on each side) and a screwdriver. All they are doing is chewing up the can and moving the lid about 1/4-1/2 way out. I can't get the freaking thing open!
 
I used to use a fairly long handled screwdriver, maybe just a little longer than the standard. Ought to work unless they started using the world's most power vacuum to seal it since I used it last :nixweiss
 
Aurora40 said:
How the heck do you open the tin??? I tried a nickel, two nickels (one on each side) and a screwdriver. All they are doing is chewing up the can and moving the lid about 1/4-1/2 way out. I can't get the freaking thing open!
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I had the same experience. I recommend you use the widest driver or similar tool you have and very gently and slowly pry up the edge all the way around; you can't just pop it off from one point like you can other cans. That lid really is poor!



You won't be able to completely avoid bending the edge, though.
 
I finally got it off with a huge screwdriver. There is a bit of black shavings that fall off the lid, and I had to very carefully wipe the can rim to keep it out of the wax. What a horrible container!



The wax smells like a beeswax candle, a nice soft scent. I'm pretty excited to try it out. :)
 
Thin flat head screw driver...works everytime. Once the lid has been off and on a few times the whole process is much easier.



I love Blitz Wax on light colors. It leaves a very clear, bright and wet finish. It is as durable as #16 yet glides on and off like butter...just don't let it set on the paint very long!!
 
1 Clean WS6 said:
Thin flat head screw driver...works everytime. Once the lid has been off and on a few times the whole process is much easier.



I love Blitz Wax on light colors. It leaves a very clear, bright and wet finish. It is as durable as #16 yet glides on and off like butter...just don't let it set on the paint very long!!
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AND, it's really durable! I put on the wife's Mazda 4 months ago, it it's still beading like crazy!:up
 
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