WX Block life?

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Is there a limit to how old unused WX Block should be kept? I use a bit over half doing a full polish/seal/coat on my Pegasus. Since I only do the shiny-up work every couple of years due to general laziness, I'd like to use the leftover stuff to avoid wasting it (and save some money.) I keep it where it won't freeze as that is specifically warned against on the label. And is it a good/bad idea to use something like Mother's Gold Carnauba wax over the WX Block?

[Sean Franke]

On Sunday, April 7, 2019 at 7:45:43 AM UTC-6, wrote:
> Is there a limit to how old unused WX Block should be kept? I use a bit over half doing a full polish/seal/coat on my Pegasus. Since I only do the shiny-up work every couple of years due to general laziness, I'd like to use the leftover stuff to avoid wasting it (and save some money.) I keep it where it won't freeze as that is specifically warned against on the label. And is it a good/bad idea to use something like Mother's Gold Carnauba wax over the WX Block?

I have used the same bottle of WX Block year after year. It's still good when you see original consistency after shaking the contents. Use WX SpeedCoat over WX Block for a quick refresh which uses the same high-quality UV inhibitors. Other products have limited or non-existent UV protection.

Sean Franke