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  • #16
    Re: Color of the M1611

    I just got two cans yesterday, my problem is Vancouver is experiencing near record cold and snow- it's nothing for someone raised back east, but the locals sure can't cope. Is there a temperature limit at which it is too cold to apply #16 ? I stopped using it 20 years ago because I found #26 easier to work with- I now know I was applying it WAY to thick.

    I hope I'm not breaking any rules here, but for those of you looking for #16, I got mine from eshine.ca, $30 CDN with taxes and shipping. Get it while you can
    Keep your mast up and your rudder wet !!

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    • #17
      Re: Color of the M1611

      Originally posted by Jonesey View Post
      I stopped using it (#16) 20 years ago...I now know I was applying it WAY to thick.
      Yeah, the joy of using heavy paste waxes now that I know thin is in!

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