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  1. 7th November 2021, 01:02 PM #1
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    I have a container of EEE that has gone a bit dry and hard and I would like to get it in a usable state again. Anyone know what I should add to it to get it usable again?

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    EEE-Ultra Shine (cut 'n' polish paste wax)
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    Quote Originally Posted by China View Post
    EEE-Ultra Shine (cut 'n' polish paste wax)
    China apart from making me read the whole page, thanks, I didn’t think it would be included but at least I have the answer now and a good reminder of all the great uses this EEE can be used on, thanks again
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    The link below is for EEE Info Sheet. Info on how to repair soft or hard EEE is in the top 2 paragraphs in the right column.

    http://www.ubeaut.com.au/pdf/no10.pdf

    For Information Sheets and Material Safety Data Sheet's (MSDS's) click on the below link:

    U-Beaut Polishes Information Sheets and MSDS's

    I know that real men don't need instructions but Sometimes reading the info can help.

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