Any of you remember this stuff?
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Any of you remember this stuff?
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Well its been maybe 25 yrs since I used it but man o man was it buttery smooth...
I just remember the pure carnuba beng so cool to work with....kinda like rubbing a stick of butter on your car LOL
I just remember the pure carnuba beng so cool to work with....kinda like rubbing a stick of butter on your car LOL
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Well its been maybe 25 yrs since I used it but man o man was it buttery smooth...
I just remember the pure carnuba beng so cool to work with....kinda like rubbing a stick of butter on your car LOL
Well its been maybe 25 yrs since I used it but man o man was it buttery smooth...
I just remember the pure carnuba beng so cool to work with....kinda like rubbing a stick of butter on your car LOL
I had ice cream tonight at the house and put some chocolate sauce and sprinkles on top... while reading the ingredients on the sprinkles I noticed that they contained carnauba!
Yes. I eat sprinkles.
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Back in the 70's, I used a product called Blue Coral carnauba wax on my '69 Cutlass. Put a loooong lasting shine on that baby. Anyone remember that stuff?
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Back in the 70's, I used a product called Blue Coral carnauba wax on my '69 Cutlass. Put a loooong lasting shine on that baby. Anyone remember that stuff?
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Back in the 70's, I used a product called Blue Coral carnauba wax on my '69 Cutlass. Put a loooong lasting shine on that baby. Anyone remember that stuff?
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Unfortunately, I remember all the above products. 
The Harly wax is actually pretty nice stuff. However, it's pretty much the same as most other waxes that have a high contect of pure yellow carnauba in them.
The Harly wax is actually pretty nice stuff. However, it's pretty much the same as most other waxes that have a high contect of pure yellow carnauba in them.
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Originally posted by RockPick
I remember Blue Magic and also Rain Dance...
I remember Blue Magic and also Rain Dance...
The only stuff my Dad ever had in the garage was the classic green can of Turtle Wax w/ the little hot-rod turtle on it, Simoniz, and those crappy little chrome cans of bug/tar remover, chrome polish with the PITA lids.
Hard to believe that this Harly stuff has been around for 45 years and have never seen it for sale in a store, at a car show or swap meet, advertised on TV, trade or car mags, talked about, nothing.
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I remember Rain Dance, Blue Magic, Turdle Wax, and all that other stuff, yet have never heard of Harly Wax. Liquid Glass is an old timer product as well. Just look at the 70's era show car Vette on the label, hehe.,,,,98
I also remember being thoroughly disgusted when Meguiars changed the formula on the red tub cleaner wax. It went from wax, to an oily paste. The original was harder to get off, but sure was tons better in my opinion.
I also remember being thoroughly disgusted when Meguiars changed the formula on the red tub cleaner wax. It went from wax, to an oily paste. The original was harder to get off, but sure was tons better in my opinion.
