Collintie Believer!!!
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Collintie Believer!!!
So spent ten hours cleaning inside/out of my New Truck, over the course of a few days and here is how she turned out. Before the pics here is what I did after reading many posts from you guys.
1. Rinse/Foam Bath
2. Two Bucket Wash/Rinse
3. Clay/Rinse
4. Swirl Remover/Buff/Rinse (came from dealership with swirls)
5. Collinite 845 Car/ Collinite Metal and Chrome Wheels
There is more done but thats the big stuff, questions or suggestions please ask, let me know.
1. Rinse/Foam Bath
2. Two Bucket Wash/Rinse
3. Clay/Rinse
4. Swirl Remover/Buff/Rinse (came from dealership with swirls)
5. Collinite 845 Car/ Collinite Metal and Chrome Wheels
There is more done but thats the big stuff, questions or suggestions please ask, let me know.
#4
You aint kidding! The 845 I soaked in warm water otherwise it would not come out of the bottle. A little goes a long way, did the whole truck maybe used an 1/8 of the bottle. I think I might let it sit on for a week or so, rinse it and apply another coat. I am assuming next time should only take about half hour!
#5
Yup some good stuff!!! For unreal results try some clay bar polish, poor boys black hole glaze, liquid glass then collinite.
The liquid glass takes a while so I only do it 2 times a year (end of spring and end of fall). Either way try the poor boys glaze.
The liquid glass takes a while so I only do it 2 times a year (end of spring and end of fall). Either way try the poor boys glaze.
#6
Yup some good stuff!!! For unreal results try some clay bar polish, poor boys black hole glaze, liquid glass then collinite.
The liquid glass takes a while so I only do it 2 times a year (end of spring and end of fall). Either way try the poor boys glaze.
Poorboy's World Black Hole Show Glaze for Dark Vehicles - 16 oz:Amazon:Automotive
The liquid glass takes a while so I only do it 2 times a year (end of spring and end of fall). Either way try the poor boys glaze.
Poorboy's World Black Hole Show Glaze for Dark Vehicles - 16 oz:Amazon:Automotive
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#8
Thanks. I think the only thing it doesn't have is the ambient light package and heated/cooled rear seats. Front has them but I think the Limited/platinum's have the rear also.
So far all I have done to it is, Lo-pro cover, 2 inch level, Linex, ezdown tailgate assist, tailgate lock, front license plate delete kit and carriage works IC grill and the reflector to blinker Mod. Got the Wheel well liners on order and maybe putting on AT2 on the factory 20's with My touch lockpic. These are all things that I wanted to do to it after reading this forum and getting ideas from all of you.
So far all I have done to it is, Lo-pro cover, 2 inch level, Linex, ezdown tailgate assist, tailgate lock, front license plate delete kit and carriage works IC grill and the reflector to blinker Mod. Got the Wheel well liners on order and maybe putting on AT2 on the factory 20's with My touch lockpic. These are all things that I wanted to do to it after reading this forum and getting ideas from all of you.
Last edited by Shaggy1970; 03-31-2013 at 12:23 PM.
#9
I've been using the Collinte 476s wax on my F250 since it was new. Sat outside in the AZ sun its entire life and it still shines like new, and the clear coat is still intact too. Best, once a year wax ever.
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