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Some of you will probably be wondering what the big deal for this discovery is, but those of you who know will understand how rare this find was.

I was told that a certain auto parts store still had Meguiars #16 which, as everyone knows is not VOC compliant and its no longer made. I asked someone if they still had it and he went to the back behind the shelf and pulled out the last can they had.

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Wytstang can appreciate your purchase, this is his collection. Nice find Chris, those are hard to come by.

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Actually after that picture I picked up 3 more
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Nice find, I'm still working on my first tin........it's been almost 4 years. Also it's still made just not sold in the U.S any more.
 
Shame on you, that's why there's global warming.:D It's your falt.:D I've been looking for @ 2 years now with no luck.
 
White Knight said:
whats the big deal about this stuff?
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The same question often crosses my mind. :)
ZoranC said:
Same deal as with every other wax that people end up liking a lot: Very nice look from it :)

Plus it was (and still is) very reasonably priced.
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It isn't a product that I remember using, but I also don't remember it being as popular when it was readily available as it seems to be now. :confused:
 
I juat rAN OUT OF NUMBER 16 TWO WEEKS AGO. ITS SUCH A SHAME THAT IT IS DISCONTINUED
 
I have an unopened can ... and will sell for a bazillion dollars !!
 
Have you guys ever seen #19, its in a red can and is a proffesional cleaner wax, the can is very attractive if you ask me
 
White Knight said:
whats the big deal about this stuff?
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A really nice glow on light colors and best of all 2 to 3 very thin coats will last 3 to 4 months. Not bad for $15 or so when it was around. There hasn't been another carnuaba that has given the same glow and durability for the same price. Win win
 
Mine are vacuum sealed (not just plastic bags) because they were purchased during a "Dent and Ding" sale for $10.50 a tin. I know it's going to be a looooong time before they get used. So I vac sealed them so the won't dry out on me before I can use them. Some of the dents are near the lid.
 
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