Looks good!
Been around a long time.... I have some of the oldest versions in my wax collection.
Speaking of changes...small and/or large;
I'm down to just 2 and 1/2 tins of M16!
:idea:
IMHO:
•You detailing guys in Sweden need to become
more environmentally responsible.
-Sending several case-loads of M16 to my residence
would go a long ways toward the reaching that goal.
Hahaha, just PM me your address an ill see what I can do
Speaking of changes...small and/or large;
(and, if I'm remembering correctly):
Wasn't it Sweden that led the way in the changing
of the definition of gender, as being only binary?
That's more than I know but I wouldn't be surprised if your right. Wether or not it's true, it still sounds strange.
Bob
buy way of Poland, I just ordered some
For most cars exterior care thorough wash&wax shampoo, clay bar & wax will do the job, good that some people still do it :wow:
Detailing in other words is just cleaning the cars.
This is some part of my vintage polish & wax collection from the 70's & 80's which I still proudly use.
Do you read Swedish?
CBM is from Brunello, place that to most people associates with full bodied red wines.
Living in Sweden I wonder if you use some Made in Sweden car care products because there are few companies that make such, I remember from Automechanika Frankfurt then I was there in 2012 for example Pad Scandinavia AB HOME||Welcome that make polishing pads, microfibers, sponges.
There was also nice Swede guy owner of Glas-Weld System AB he had on exhibition professional headlight restoration kit (I almost bought it) but it looked like very same system made by Motip Dupli that cost much less or about 30-40 Euros http://www.motipdupli.de/fileadmin/...heinwerferset/ColorMatic-Scheinwerfer-Set.pdf (from what I understood Glasweld doesn't produce it, they just order it maybe even from Motip Dupli & they only change the label name).
Lahega Kemi AB must be good quality Lahega Kemi | Autorange ...interesting if you know about this & other such Swedish companies.
Finally very successful in Germany is KWH Mirka Ltd. MIRKA - A World Leader in Abrasives Technology from Finland known simply as Mirka. They easily beat on quality many German professional car care companies.
More or less this is my knowledge about Scandinavia :laughing:
I know a lot of guys don't think this wax has any lifespan on the car, but this was applied in early July before we left Des Moines. Had a pretty nice rain last night, and the M16 is still going really strong.
I started using M16 in the mid 90s, and I still love using it. I was running out of my last can, and luckily found 3 cans from someone here on the forums. Couldn't be happier to have found more.
