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Hi everyone,
This is my first post I am new to this online forum and new to detailing. I just recently attended a Do it Youself seminar and decided to purchased a PCXP to do my vehicles at home. I figured a good starting point, since i have many cars at home to choose from.

I had one question that i forgot to ask at the seminar. When u have a bottle of compound and it turns from solid to liquid is it time for a new one????? I have tried shaking it up till my arm was going to fall but it does nothing. Any suggestion I would appreciate.

Thanks again for letting me join this great place.
 
Newbiedetail said:
Hi everyone,
This is my first post I am new to this online forum and new to detailing. I just recently attended a Do it Youself seminar and decided to purchased a PCXP to do my vehicles at home. I figured a good starting point, since i have many cars at home to choose from.

I had one question that i forgot to ask at the seminar. When u have a bottle of compound and it turns from solid to liquid is it time for a new one????? I have tried shaking it up till my arm was going to fall but it does nothing. Any suggestion I would appreciate.

Thanks again for letting me join this great place.
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No, thank you for deciding to join are little group of wacko's. Welcome to Autogeekonline

When you say your compound has turned to liquid, when your pour it onto a pad is the first thing to come out a watery substance (like unshaken ketchup) if so, then yes, your compound is pretty much ruined IMO. I've seen others continue to use a product that has liquified, but I highly doubt it is performing as it is intended to. Plus all that shaken is a PITA

Good luck, and again welcome to AutogeekOnline :buffing:
 
Thanks, and yes it does look like watery ketchup i have a couple more bottles on the way to replace them. Thanks again for the reply
 
Newbiedetail said:
Thanks, and yes it does look like watery ketchup i have a couple more bottles on the way to replace them. Thanks again for the reply
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Sorry to hear of this misfourtunate incident. Just take it as a lesson learned and move on
 
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Thank you Mike for the invitation, I would love to take your class but i live here in CA so its just a tad to far. I am going to place an order soon so i can get ur DVD.
 
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