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It's never to late to clay your vehicle. I think around here you will find people do their personal cars at least a couple times a year.

No problem. Just be VERY CAUTIOUS when melting any kind of wax, it's highly flammable. This includes car wax, candle wax or any other varieties of wax.

For safety melting any kind of wax should be done in a double boiler.

Mine didn't deform. I did it to both the red & blue with no problems. Not sure of the fumes, I didn't detect anything. I'm sure the wax gave off something, but I wouldn't be concerned with it. Your not going to be around it long and I'd be guessing they are the same fumes as well your using...

Your choice, I just put it in at the start and let it warm up/melt as the water is coming up to temp. Once the water starts to boil, I'm guessing within 20 ~ 30 minutes the wax will be totally melted. You leave it in until the wax melts. Once melted, remove from the heat and let it cool back...

No, the plastic container will not melt. Temperature has to be higher then the 212 degree's to boil water.

Exactly, the plastic tub with the wax in it, the wax NEVER touches the water or pan.

Don't really care. This post is to help a fellow AG member remelt his wax in a quick and safe manner. Based on your comment you don't know how to do it either.

Yes, just stick it in the send pot of water. You will need maybe enough water in the second pot (gray one) to cover about half the Natty jar. And sorry looks like my link is bad, let me see if i can find it again Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Let's see if that one works and that one...

Double Boiler: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia You would put water also in the gray pot then put the entire wax container in that and let it melt. Once melted (doesn't take long) remove the heat and let it recool.

LMAO Good.....What happens between a man and his wax is his own business.

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Being in the military, aren't you not supposed to tell us that stuff? (Don't ask, Don't tell)? LOL

This is common with the Natty waxes. Nothing is wrong with the wax. As M.P. Cobra Fan said, slowly remelt the wax in a DOUBLE BOILER. Do not use the microwave or single pot of water. I PMed Poorboys last year on the is subject and they are the ones that told me it was ok to remelt the...

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It's nice working at a university, all the DI/RO water i want for free. If I remember correctly, these are like 1200 gallons each. I usually grab ~10 gallons at a time (get free bottles also LOL) I use the water to dilute down concentrated chemicals and for mixing ONR for both the wash and...

1200 gallon (each) RO/DI tanks at work

Yup that's what I do also. Works fine for me.

I'd probably just leave it myself. Then when your other supplies arrive, do another good/complete wash then carry on with your other steps. Just my thinking, others might disagree but that is their right to.

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