AnalogRocks
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| lyd wrote: | | AnalogRocks wrote: | Why would you think wax would only work for a while? I can't see it breaking down unless it melts off the disk from high heat. And that's unlikly. It's carnauba wax, the same stuff they use on M&M's, and they melt in your mouth not in you hands.  |
Heh, well, maybe. I was thinking wax would collect micro-particles of crud over time, and eventually lose sufficient transparency. Maybe not, though.
Go back and rent that DVD again in 6 months, and let us know how it held up. 
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Actually yes you are right! Tha's why it's better to do a paint treatment on a car than a wax job. Wax is soft, and, yes over time dust particles can imbed themselves into it. However it's also slipery when properly applied.
Hey I'd rent 'NEXT' again. Just to watch Jesica Beal's curves on screen. 
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