Question About The Year Of Production For Megs 16 wax?

DieselMDX

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It looks like,circa 1970's tin design.I think the size was reduced from 15oz to 11oz,around the late 1970's,early 1980's.
 
DieselMDX said:
yes u can but this is 15oz compared to 11oz and it has some history to it 2
I bet you could already sell it for a profit to Mike Philips or Joe (Superior Shine). They collect all kinds of antique car care product. :cool:
 
DieselMDX said:
Is Mike Philips on this board?

he is yes, however i have not seen him post in the year i have been on this forum. He is an avid member of the megs forum.. you might want to check that out
 
CalgaryDetail said:
he is yes, however i have not seen him post in the year i have been on this forum. He is an avid member of the megs forum.. you might want to check that out


thanx i just found him!
 
DieselMDX said:
OK found 5 tins of the 16 and am very happy for that much.


One question the tins I found are the "older" tins they are larger in size (15oz) compared to (11oz) and do not say megs anywhere on the tin. I purchased them from a mom and pop shop and they have been in the back room "for atleast ten years" does anyone know when they were selling these types of tins?


eBay Motors: Meguiars Mirror Glaze Professional Paste Wax #16 (item 320059095550 end time Dec-11-06 16:36:38 PST)

Love that ebay description... 5 to 6 months longevity on the wax. HAHAHAHAHA :)
 
zilla said:
Love that ebay description... 5 to 6 months longevity on the wax. HAHAHAHAHA :)


for real I have read that from alot of diff members on autopia. I have my own tin and will be checking for myself
 
DieselMDX said:
for real I have read that from alot of diff members on autopia. I have my own tin and will be checking for myself

we always laugh here when we hear 5-6 months of protection but i dont think its that absurd. none of us actully wait to see, alought it may loose some shine it is still protecting again we dont wait.. we apply coats like it going out of style (im more then guilty of this). So though it may not be to the standards on DC or Autopia it may actully give that long of protection.. only one way to find out.. and its not going to be me
 
CalgaryDetail said:
we always laugh here when we hear 5-6 months of protection but i dont think its that absurd. none of us actully wait to see, alought it may loose some shine it is still protecting again we dont wait.. we apply coats like it going out of style (im more then guilty of this). So though it may not be to the standards on DC or Autopia it may actully give that long of protection.. only one way to find out.. and its not going to be me


agree 100% for me I owuld NEVER leave my car without a new coat of wax for that long. But for normal people the thought of not having to wax for that long of a time is a good thing
 
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