Food Saving Wax?

[IrishCurse]

Guys, I have a lot of wax (2 pots Patriot, 1 Americana, 1 Dodo SN, and 1 AF Desire).  I want to save them as long as possible.  I refrigerate them, but I'm thinking about vacuum saving them with a Foodsaver.  I bet that will extend them almost indefinitely.  What do you guys think?  Dylan?  I think average waxes last between 5 years and indefinitely if stored properly.  Is this too fanatical, or do you see the benefit as I do?

[Team Adam's]

I say try it... I've never stored a product long enough that I've ever considered it.

[Rich]

Are you snowed in Matt?  Nothing else to do?

 

That's a pretty darn smart idea. I would think it would work as long as no moisture can build up inside the bag.  Go for it!!

[Tim]

Can I borrow your foodsaver when you're done?

[Performance Auto Detailing]

Probably time to stop buying wax!

[Beemer]

You shut your dirty mouth!

Edited January 30, 2015 by Beemer

[IrishCurse]

Lol, Oh don't judge, its a sickness and you all have it too.  You KNOW you're checking the forum everyday to see what Adam's will do next!

[JHL88]

Guys, I have a lot of wax (2 pots Patriot, 1 Americana, 1 Dodo SN, and 1 AF Desire).  I want to save them as long as possible.  I refrigerate them, but I'm thinking about vacuum saving them with a Foodsaver.  I bet that will extend them almost indefinitely.  What do you guys think?  Dylan?  I think average waxes last between 5 years and indefinitely if stored properly.  Is this too fanatical, or do you see the benefit as I do?

 

Thats funny bc I just thought about this a couple weeks ago.  I have waxes galore in my detailing closet and Im going to do this very soon.  

Edited January 31, 2015 by JHL88

[Kingsford]

Don't see why it wouldn't work. If no air is getting to it at all then it can't really degrade.