A jug of Turtle wax will wax a lot of cars.

I only got one.

I try to use my jug of wax over 1 year old and it's too thick to
properly apply.

Turtle, etc are mostly carnuba-based? Is there any way to thin or
dilute too-thick wax?

Thx,
Willie

On Oct 10, 7:51*pm, Willie The Wimp <Cadillac.cof...@screwmail.com>
wrote:
> A jug of Turtle wax will wax a lot of cars.
>
> I only got one.
>
> I try to use my jug of wax over 1 year old and it's too thick to
> properly apply.
>
> Turtle, etc are mostly carnuba-based? Is there any way to thin or
> dilute too-thick wax?
>
> * Thx,
> * Willie

in the detail shop we used bud and tar remover to thin the wax

On Oct 10, 7:51*pm, Willie The Wimp <Cadillac.cof...@screwmail.com>
wrote:
> A jug of Turtle wax will wax a lot of cars.
>
> I only got one.
>
> I try to use my jug of wax over 1 year old and it's too thick to
> properly apply.
>
> Turtle, etc are mostly carnuba-based? Is there any way to thin or
> dilute too-thick wax?
>
> * Thx,
> * Willie

opps bug and tar remover

On Oct 10, 8:41*pm, truckdriver <howardboy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 10, 7:51*pm, Willie The Wimp <Cadillac.cof...@screwmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > A jug of Turtle wax will wax a lot of cars.
>
> > I only got one.
>
> > I try to use my jug of wax over 1 year old and it's too thick to
> > properly apply.
>
> > Turtle, etc are mostly carnuba-based? Is there any way to thin or
> > dilute too-thick wax?
>
> > * Thx,
> > * Willie
>
> opps bug and tar remover

I was think Bud, as in Budweiser. I bet that work, too. Or at least
alcohol, like rubbing alcohol.

Jeff