Good read for those planning to use Collinite 845
#21
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I used 845 just under 3 months ago and when I washed my truck last night I noticed it needed to be waxed again. Probably an average of 90 degrees over those 3 months with the last month being in the 100's. I was hoping for a little longer lasting protection, but seeing how this stuff reacts to temperature just sitting in the bottle in the garage I'm not that surprised.
#22
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On a side note I also used it on my girlfriends black 2013 Mustang and the hood looked horrible. This was after a full detail, clay, Megs 105 where needed then 205, finished with 7 then topped off with Collinite. Was almost like we never got it all off, took several attempts with quick detailer to get it looking right. Looks fine now, but I think the heat from the tightly compacted engine bay and Arizona sun really had an impact on the Collinite.
#23
I used 845 for the first time since buying it on my fiancé's 09' Camry SE which needed some love. I haven't given it a complete detail since she bought it in 2008 (clay, compound, polish and wax). I did that this past Saturday and finished with 845. wow....good stuff! her paint needs a little more love than Meguiars ultimate compound but it certainly looks a lot better than before. all done by hand w/ CCS euro pads. gives a nice mirror finish to it. Of course with my luck, it rained yesterday! yay!
#24
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exactly what are the steps to be used before the 845?
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#28
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Any experience with the autoscrub wash mitt? What grade are you guys using? Does it cause any marring? I've recently been using ultima elastrofoam. Works amazing and doesn't marr nearly as much as traditional clay.
Thinking an autoscrub towel and mitt will be on my next AG order.