Found a small stash of pre-voc 845

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today @ an Advance Auto approx 30 minutes outside the city. $11.48 each. There were only 2 left so I purchased both. I'm guessing it is fairly old as it showed the tale-tell signs. After much vigorous shaking it is good to go (I hope).



A couple of questions.



1. What works best underneath 845?



2. What have been the results for those that have used it on darker metallic colors?



3. Should I assume it is safe to use on a new auto (retarded question?) ?





TIA
 
Also works well over AIO and Jeff's Werkstatt's Prime (similar to AIO). Looks good on all colors and is safe for paints and gelcoats.
 
Scottwax said:
Also works well over AIO and Jeff's Werkstatt's Prime (similar to AIO). Looks good on all colors and is safe for paints and gelcoats.
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Thanks! :2thumbs:



BTW, anything seriously abrasive in it? I can feel something on my fingers and see it on my nail.
 
845 is supposed to be a pure LSP. I'd warm the bottle, shake it real good for a minute or so just to make sure it is completely mixed. What you are feeling may be just product that isn't completely mixed.
 
Scottwax said:
845 is supposed to be a pure LSP. I'd warm the bottle, shake it real good for a minute or so just to make sure it is completely mixed. What you are feeling may be just product that isn't completely mixed.
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I've done exactly that. You have no idea how long or how much I have shook the two bottles. I have a feeling this IW is really old. I'd venture to say 5 plus years.





I posted in another thread that it appears the IW had eaten through the protective shipping seal.
 
Yikes! That's a lot of money for real old stock! I'm not sure if I'd prefer that over the new VOC compliant stuff.
 
Bill D said:
Yikes! That's a lot of money for real old stock! I'm not sure if I'd prefer that over the new VOC compliant stuff.
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Yeah, I'm thinking I'll return it and just locate me some newer 845.
 
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