If you've never heard of Collinite 845 Wax, you owe it to yourself to try it!
10-27-2013, 10:02 PM
#862
Retired and loving it!
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I just started using collinite 845 I have read about it for quite some time. I detail a little on the side and I am a crazy with my 150. I have used many waxes from various suppliers and I will say I am really, really impressed. And other than the fact it's awesome the best part is the price, I wish I had tried collinite 845 before I spent so much money on all the other products.
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joe mcmillan (11-21-2013)
10-27-2013, 11:37 PM
#863
Retired and loving it!
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Bjp12.................don't you just love the way the metal flake in your color just POPS with the Collinite?
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eyeflyone2 (11-22-2013)
10-28-2013, 08:56 AM
#864
The Bear
I can't wait to clay bar my old '01 now and try this stuff. It has a nice metal flake green, I bet it'll have some depth to it if I ever get a chance to do it.
11-21-2013, 02:53 PM
#865
^^ you could go all the way and use a DA and a compound and REALLY show off that nice color!
On another note, after 87 pages of boasting about how good this wax is, I think I will finally get some of it to try
On another note, after 87 pages of boasting about how good this wax is, I think I will finally get some of it to try
11-21-2013, 03:04 PM
#866
Cycle For Fun and Health
Does an excellent job on paint, plastic, rubber.
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Adobe2X (11-21-2013)
11-22-2013, 08:25 AM
#867
2015 Red SCab 5.0
I've gotten at least 10 friends hooked.
I've gotten at least 10 friends hooked on 845, they love it too! Remember, it acts more like a paint sealer than a wax. I've put it on alone, and it works great like a wax does. HOWEVER, to really kick it up a notch in shine and wear, use a good wax on top of it letting the 845 set for a few hours, first. I've gotten some great waxes (and other car care stuff) from this place: newsletter@detailedimage.com . Check out their 'How To' section, which reveals many secrets of car detailing.
Thanks again, Sterlingone!!
Thanks again, Sterlingone!!
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Adobe2X (11-22-2013)
11-22-2013, 10:19 AM
#868
Retired and loving it!
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I've gotten at least 10 friends hooked on 845, they love it too! Remember, it acts more like a paint sealer than a wax. I've put it on alone, and it works great like a wax does. HOWEVER, to really kick it up a notch in shine and wear, use a good wax on top of it letting the 845 set for a few hours, first. I've gotten some great waxes (and other car care stuff) from this place: newsletter@detailedimage.com . Check out their 'How To' section, which reveals many secrets of car detailing.
Thanks again, Sterlingone!!
Thanks again, Sterlingone!!
12-08-2013, 07:31 PM
#869
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Returning Ford owner- New F150 Owner
I've used Royal Blue on my vehicles for a few years and have been happy with the results....however, a friend recently told me about Collinite 845 and all the reviews says it's awesome....so I am going to try it on my brand new (manufactured Sept 28, 2013 - bought 27 Nov 2013) white F150 SuperCrew.
If anyone on the F150 forum has compared the two products, I appreciate any feedback...Thanks
If anyone on the F150 forum has compared the two products, I appreciate any feedback...Thanks
12-09-2013, 07:08 AM
#870
"If anyone on the F150 forum has compared the two products, I appreciate any feedback..."
If it's colder than 60°F it goes on on & comes off with a little more effort.
I'm going to try another (Jax Wax) on top of the 845.
If it's colder than 60°F it goes on on & comes off with a little more effort.
I'm going to try another (Jax Wax) on top of the 845.