Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
WHERE exactly does one procure this product???
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
WHERE exactly does one procure this product???
Recommend a wax for me
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Best stuff I've ever used is Malm's. Up front price is high but it lasts a long time. It only takes a teaspoon to do an entire car.
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Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
WHERE exactly does one procure this product???
Autogeek.com about $15.00 a bottle.. this is good stuff easy too use and a nice wet look.
Thanks zddp!
So many on here rave up this stuff (it's the only site/place I've ever heard of it) that I might just have to try it myself.
Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
WHERE exactly does one procure this product???
Autogeek.com about $15.00 a bottle.. this is good stuff easy too use and a nice wet look.
Thanks zddp!
So many on here rave up this stuff (it's the only site/place I've ever heard of it) that I might just have to try it myself.
After detailing afew cars and a Range Rover Sport (my boss car) I used the yellow carnauba Meguires in the tan bottles
(the tan bottles are the high end product), with good results. Another thing you may want to consider is using as glaze before the final wax as glaze will "feed" the paint and give it more depth.
(the tan bottles are the high end product), with good results. Another thing you may want to consider is using as glaze before the final wax as glaze will "feed" the paint and give it more depth.
^^ M26 Hi Tech Yellow Wax. Good stuff!
Turtle Wax Ice Paste or liquid.
Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Originally Posted By: zddp77
Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
WHERE exactly does one procure this product???
Autogeek.com about $15.00 a bottle.. this is good stuff easy too use and a nice wet look.
Thanks zddp!
So many on here rave up this stuff (it's the only site/place I've ever heard of it) that I might just have to try it myself.
eBay is cheaper.
I just bought a 12 oz can of Collinite 915 for $20.70 shipped. It's supposed to last longer than 845.
Originally Posted By: zddp77
Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
WHERE exactly does one procure this product???
Autogeek.com about $15.00 a bottle.. this is good stuff easy too use and a nice wet look.
Thanks zddp!
So many on here rave up this stuff (it's the only site/place I've ever heard of it) that I might just have to try it myself.
eBay is cheaper.
I just bought a 12 oz can of Collinite 915 for $20.70 shipped. It's supposed to last longer than 845.
RaceGlaze.... The street Rodders Natioanals they have each year in Louisville.... You see alot of them using the stuff...On some very expensive cars...
In general, sealants will last longer and give more protection than a carnuba wax. The best protection is frequent washing to remove the contaminants that attack the finish. You may want to look at the Duragloss line. I've gotten very good results from the 101 product for my daily driver.
gold class isn't a bad over the shelfer, i prefer it over nxt 2.0.
If you are buying online, i really like poorboy's carnuba(natty's paste wax is what they call it), get the red if you can. Easy to apply, easy to remove. Lasts a decent amount of time for a carnuba.
I have tried the collinite 476 but it is very finicky on application/removal. If you don't apply it in the right weather or the right amount(ie: thin coats) it will be very difficult to remove.
If you are buying online, i really like poorboy's carnuba(natty's paste wax is what they call it), get the red if you can. Easy to apply, easy to remove. Lasts a decent amount of time for a carnuba.
I have tried the collinite 476 but it is very finicky on application/removal. If you don't apply it in the right weather or the right amount(ie: thin coats) it will be very difficult to remove.
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