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Well, by now, if you made purchases on Black Friday, you realize whatever you purchased, you could have paid less during the sales that followed. Think early, buy late.

Here are a few obscure products from the past...

Great pics! Please keep them coming!

HELP! I still can't get in!

This is getting real old!! I will never be able to sign on with my original user name and password, again. RIP Autopia. "You have entered an invalid username or password. Please enter the correct details and try again. Don't forget that the password is case sensitive. Forgotten your password...

Now that it has happened, I can no longer log into Autopia, since my user name and password there is no longer recognized. Frustrating!

Great pics, Billy Jack. Thanks!

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Bad news, if product discussions are limited to only those carried by PBMG, as expansive as that line may be.

Here are a few from my collection. I wish I knew how to upload it larger!

Way too early.

I've also read about ONR affecting 845 negatively. However, I never noticed any depreciation of slickness, and I used the original version. But I use A.W. every time I dry the car after washing, so that might make a difference.

My body shop applied a thin coating of Presta Speed Wax to a panel, and I am unfamiliar with the product. I'd like to top it with collinite 476s or perhaps something else, but I am concerned about compatibility. I'd like to leave the product on, rather than remove it.

I've had the 3M product on my black Buick for two years now, and am quite satisfied.

Even harder to use than Simonize was Blue Coral. But Blue Coral seemed to shine better and last longer. It took the better part of an afternoon working in the shade and working up a sweat to get a Blue Coral shine.

HeavyD: Love your collection. As soon as I figure out how to upload pics, I'll post mine from that era. Flannigan: How do you get such vivid pics on a white background?

"Can I get 5 to 7 plus years on them if I keep them inside and shake them every few months"? I've got 25 to 30 years on some products, without shaking them. I'll post a pick of my collection. I've got usable products older than some members on this forum!

I used ScratchX as a polish with a white pad and got very good results on my black car. No hazing at all. In areas where I had light scratches, I used Ultimate Compound on an orange pad, first, then followed with the ScratchX on white pad. Finished with Collinite 476. Worked for me.

Yeah, Ryan. You got the car stuff right. It's the female logic that you weren't considering.

On a whim, I just tried OptiSeal on my engine, and it worked!