VIP Specials --- Souveran 2 for 95.00
10-08-2009, 09:05 PM
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VIP Specials --- Souveran 2 for 95.00
Have all my forum friends signed up for the VIP specials at Autogeek ??? These are exclusive weekly specials in addition to the normal newsletter. Well, I hope you have because once again an offer comes the VIP way that doesnt show up too often. Some cans of Souveran Paste by Pinnacle arrived with dented lids which do not effect the wax, but are being moved at discount. I highly suggest grabbing a set of 2 quickly ....
10-08-2009, 10:47 PM
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Have all my forum friends signed up for the VIP specials at Autogeek ??? These are exclusive weekly specials in addition to the normal newsletter. Well, I hope you have because once again an offer comes the VIP way that doesnt show up too often. Some cans of Souveran Paste by Pinnacle arrived with dented lids which do not effect the wax, but are being moved at discount. I highly suggest grabbing a set of 2 quickly ....
10-09-2009, 09:16 AM
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http://www.autogeek.net/nesiup.html
signup on the right.... offer should come up afterwards. If not, type VIP in search box on site.
signup on the right.... offer should come up afterwards. If not, type VIP in search box on site.
10-10-2009, 06:18 PM
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keep it outside of extreme temp changes and you'll get several years. The canisters actually have a small rubber surround in lid to help keep the environment out. I still can a 5 year old canister of Pinnacles Paste Glaz (long since discontinued) and it looks new.
10-11-2009, 09:39 AM
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Please give us more infromation on storing products in the garage. Which products should be stored in an controlled enviornment. I would hate to ruin a can of $95 wax. 
10-11-2009, 09:53 AM
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if you can find a place in the house that stays a more normal temperature (like maybe a laundry room) then that should be a nice choice. Living in Florida creates some challenges with heat, but we never see extreme colds. Also with any product shake very, very well because most the time is settling is more worrying than product actually going bad. I suggest two minutes on all sealants and polishes or liquid waxes.
10-13-2009, 10:49 PM
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most car products, especially waxes and sealants, should be kept outside of huge temp swings. I find that storing my most precious waxes is best in a dark cooler, box away from heated exterior walls, or as some have recently started using those wine coolers.
if you can find a place in the house that stays a more normal temperature (like maybe a laundry room) then that should be a nice choice. Living in Florida creates some challenges with heat, but we never see extreme colds. Also with any product shake very, very well because most the time is settling is more worrying than product actually going bad. I suggest two minutes on all sealants and polishes or liquid waxes.
if you can find a place in the house that stays a more normal temperature (like maybe a laundry room) then that should be a nice choice. Living in Florida creates some challenges with heat, but we never see extreme colds. Also with any product shake very, very well because most the time is settling is more worrying than product actually going bad. I suggest two minutes on all sealants and polishes or liquid waxes.
10-14-2009, 07:05 PM
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We have some pretty severe outside temperature swings here in the Southwest. My garage is fully insulated but still will see a range of about 50 to 100 degrees. this would most likely be too much of a temperature swing to store products full time in the garage. Right?
Thanks to all that snagged this very special offering !!
10-14-2009, 09:19 PM
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10-17-2009, 08:13 AM
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no holes in the backyard needed ... simply store them in the house as possible. We had a shipment of frozen Fuzion several months back and it did not real harm to product. So waxes are a little more durable than we might think.