Lucas slick mist.

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68bowtie

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Just tried some lucas slick mist tire shine and its awesome. Its watered base and doesnt' sling. Best of all its OTC. I like it better then my pinnicle and optima tire shine. A good product.
 
I use the Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax and it's awesome; the car sheds dirt/stays clean a little longer than Megs UQW! Can be used in direct sun as well; killer value and something I think AG should think about selling (hint hint) :)
 
CDot said:
I use the Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax and it's awesome; the car sheds dirt/stays clean a little longer than Megs UQW! Can be used in direct sun as well; killer value and something I think AG should think about selling (hint hint) :)
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:agree:Not too many QD's can be used in the sun without streaking.
 
CDot said:
I use the Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax and it's awesome; the car sheds dirt/stays clean a little longer than Megs UQW! Can be used in direct sun as well; killer value and something I think AG should think about selling (hint hint) :)
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I also love the slick mist speed wax. My dad got me hooked. I hate to buy over the counter, I prefer to buy the gallon but it is good stuff. My dad uses it on his boat and chrome wheels. I would like to see AG sell it by the gallon. It is a little pricy to buy instant detailer by the bottle.:iagree:
 
CDot said:
I use the Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax and it's awesome; the car sheds dirt/stays clean a little longer than Megs UQW! Can be used in direct sun as well; killer value and something I think AG should think about selling (hint hint) :)
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:xyxthumbs: I use this on my wife's work van and it does a great job and the shine seems to last.
 
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Also:
Thought this was kinda strange:

From Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax's MSDS:

9. Physical and Chemical Properties

-Physical State: Liquid
-Color: Blue
-pH 6.8
-Specific Gravity 0.98
-Vapor Density (Air=1): Not Determined
-Melting Point ( °F ): 28°F<<<wth®™
-Water Solubility: Dispersable
-VOC Content: <1%
-Odor: Sweet
-Viscosity: 2 cSt
-Vapor Press: Not Determined


Bob
 
I'm sure they meant celcius. The product freezes below 32 degrees like most I have personally experienced this so it's not possible for the melting point to be below the freezing point haah
 
slicksierra said:
I'm sure they meant celcius. The product freezes below 32 degrees like most I have personally experienced this so it's not possible for the melting point to be below the freezing point haah
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28° C (82.4° F).... is still a very, very low melting-point for vehicles' exterior-care products.


Bob
 
24oz for under 9 bucks is a good deal no matter how you slice it even if it's only good in the winter months
 
I never use it as protection just as a detail spray. So it works wonderfully for what I use it for. Great value and availible locally
 
expdetailing said:
Since slick mist is a liquid, how does it even have a melting point?
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Once it has been applied:
Slick Mist, and others of its ilk, doesn't stay in a liquid phase/form...or in a state of being continuously "wet".

When conditions permit: It will experience an outgassing/curing/drying phase---until reaching its "freezing point". (Which, in my viewpoint: has always sounded goofy)


Conversely:
When conditions permit, it will then move towards its "melting point" phase.


Bob
 
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