Bringing ate super blue to US

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09-16-2019, 11:59 PM

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From Neuspeed on June 10, 2012. Exp date code 04.2017

I know this is an ancient 1.25 year old thread, but was your Ate Super Blue in the bag from Neuspeed or Tire Rack? Both shipped in thermally sealed bags back in the day.

I don't know. I can check to see if there is any labels on the bag, but I don't remember. It may have been something I bought from a local when they started becoming unavailable.

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09-17-2019, 04:41 AM

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I don't know. I can check to see if there is any labels on the bag, but I don't remember. It may have been something I bought from a local when they started becoming unavailable.

I wouldn't lose any sleep over it. It is cool that you replied! I suppose a majority of (good) sellers used sealed bags when shipping fluids. I think I saw a long and thin PartsGeek, Carid, or Autoanything style inventory label on a recent eBay auction listing. It seems the industry uses the same labels or something.

I just thought it was funny that I also have a sealed and bagged can of Super Blue on my shelf!

If someone wanted to make their own version of Super Blue or Super Pink(?) they could contact Pylam Dyes and get a dye for solvents in liquid form then add it to the can as soon as it is opened. LO2102 (Liquid Oil) is a blue color. Pylam colors the world in industry.