I was planning on putting another coat of paint protect on my car this weekend and noticed something unusual on the bottom of the bottle. It looks as if the product is settling and hardening at the bottom of the bottle. I tried flipping the bottle upside down and shaking it, but the product is still settled. Any idea what could've happened? Is it still fine to use? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Paint Protect Discoloration
I will have to check mine later. How was the product stored? Did it see extreme temp changes?
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Originally posted by The Guz View PostI will have to check mine later. How was the product stored? Did it see extreme temp changes?If you live around Charlotte, NC and would like your car detailed, PM me.
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Kyle R,
Just sent you a PM.Brian Hann
Manager - Meguiar's Solutions Hub
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, California
bhann@meguiars.com
(800) 854-8073 *3870
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Re: Paint Protect Discoloration
Definitely give it a good shaking, as you would with any wax or polish that has been sitting for a while, but as long as the consistency of the product is normal you should be fine. When a product "goes bad" it is pretty easy to identify something is wrong.Brian Hann
Manager - Meguiar's Solutions Hub
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, California
bhann@meguiars.com
(800) 854-8073 *3870
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Re: Paint Protect Discoloration
I just looked at mine today. It has the same thing. It doesn't affect the performance of the product. A good shake and it's good to go.
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