If you've never heard of Collinite 845 Wax, you owe it to yourself to try it!
#1043
Just picking up on this thread - some good stuff here. Always looking for a good wax. For a LOOOONG time, I have always been a fan of Zaino products. They hold up like crazy, and if you want to go nuts you can get a crazy deep shine.
Does anyone here have any first hand experience comparing Zaino to Collinite? I've had Zaino hold up for more than a year on my old truck (I know I should wax more often but back then i was traveling full time for work, so spending a half day on the weekend waxing the truck was low on the priority list).
Does anyone here have any first hand experience comparing Zaino to Collinite? I've had Zaino hold up for more than a year on my old truck (I know I should wax more often but back then i was traveling full time for work, so spending a half day on the weekend waxing the truck was low on the priority list).
#1044
Senior Member
Have not used either Zaino or Collinite but have read lots of praise for both products.
As for waxing "more often" - a synthetic (also called a sealant) like those usually will hold up for a year. Carnauba (natural wax) is usually good for 6-8 weeks.
As for waxing "more often" - a synthetic (also called a sealant) like those usually will hold up for a year. Carnauba (natural wax) is usually good for 6-8 weeks.
#1045
So I am about to buy a lot of cleaning supplies for my new truck. This was at the top of my list, but I just wanted to confirm what I have read so far in this thread.
I can use this on the paint, chrome wheels/bumpers,grille, and hard plastic such as the door handle buckets and bed rail caps, headlights? What about a Bak tonneau cover? If so, that would be awesome and save me some money on buying other products.
I can use this on the paint, chrome wheels/bumpers,grille, and hard plastic such as the door handle buckets and bed rail caps, headlights? What about a Bak tonneau cover? If so, that would be awesome and save me some money on buying other products.
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#1046
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I finally had some time to myself today so I worked in a couple of home projects and cleaned and detailed the truck. I think for black vehicles there are some products that produces a higher gloss or a deeper shine but what I like about collinite is that it last a loooong time and doesn't take a lot of effort to produce good results.
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#1047
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...-Collinite-845
Here is an interesting test...
Here is an interesting test...
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#1048
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also its a Mcguire forum...there gonna say its better?
Dont get me wrong, meguiars is my #1 product I use lately...just cover it with collinite to make it last and shine
Last edited by Truckin; 12-19-2016 at 08:59 PM.
#1049
TIFWIW obviously. Haven't read through the whole thread, but has someone else done a test like this?