Liquid glass

[R63ss]

Remember this stuff

 

[Gliderider06]

I think I still have some in my cabinet. I'll have to go look.

 

[La Hot Rods]

I have never owned anything that needed any of that.

 

[R63ss]

lol

 

[327]

I like Turtle Wax , and have always used it.

 

[WENGINE]

I used to use a product called “Speedy Wax Coat” but I don't think it’s made anymore it was great for the Show circuit because you could put it on anywhere even in the Sun while doing final prep for the show and it gave the car a mirror like shine. I’ve tried some of the ones you see at shows and they took the shine right off the car

 

[bobs409]

It's not the wax, it's the paint job!

 

[rsavage]

Remember this stuff

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What a beautiful collection of cars and garage!

 

[Carmine]

What a beautiful collection of cars and garage!

Totally agree. Great collection of cars, but how do you keep that floor so clean?? Seems that everything I've owned at one time or another, had leaks. Marked its spot on the floor. Tried to fix the leaks, but gave up. Now it's less stressful to just use a rag and clean it up. My concrete floor looked so nice when initially poured. I regret not treating the concrete or putting down some type of flooring before the first car went on it.
I do remember Liquid Glass. Never used it. Turtle Wax was very popular during my early years. A pita to remove in comparison to waxes today, Carmine.

 

[R63ss]

Carmine the epoxy makes spills easy to clean up
The only thing I can’t get out are the two rubber marks my wife left,she got on the gas too much in my Camaro one day when I was guiding her onto the lift.

 

[JED]

Yup, I remember it. I think I have a partial can still in the shop, but it is probably no good anymore.