Very impressed with Collinite 845 Wax
#1
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Very impressed with Collinite 845 Wax
So one the weekend I did a big detailing job on the truck. Clar bar, polish and two coats of collinite 845 sealer. This product is fantastic. It goes on thin, buffs off easy and does an amazing job of give the paint a lot of depth and shine
I had about 24 hours to admire my handywork before we got a major lighting storm. About 30mm of rain and 1600 lighting strikes later, everything was soaked. I drove to work yesterday and the paint just beads off like I have never seen before.
It was also pretty sunny yesterday as well and to my surprise, I couldn't find one water spot on my truck. I am amazed at how well it works and for a black truck, this is huge.
At $14/bottle, this was money well spent. I recommend it to anyone.
I had about 24 hours to admire my handywork before we got a major lighting storm. About 30mm of rain and 1600 lighting strikes later, everything was soaked. I drove to work yesterday and the paint just beads off like I have never seen before.
It was also pretty sunny yesterday as well and to my surprise, I couldn't find one water spot on my truck. I am amazed at how well it works and for a black truck, this is huge.
At $14/bottle, this was money well spent. I recommend it to anyone.
#2
I just got my bottle yesterday. But wouldn't you know it, it's raining today. BUT, I'm on vacation next week so I'm going to take some time and detail the car. I'm not sure I'll clay bar it though.
What are the benefits of using the clay bar?
What are the benefits of using the clay bar?
#4
Beer Gut Extraordinaire
Nice write up Ian. I love the stuff as well. When I was driving back from California I hit a storm in Utah, and didn't even need to use my wipers because I waxed the windshield!
#5
Let the Fun Begin
Collinite is my go to wax! But for my tuxedo black truck...i'll use collinite 915
http://www.collinite.com/automotive-...ue-d-elegance/
and for the wheels 476...
http://www.collinite.com/automotive-...oat-paste-wax/
http://www.collinite.com/automotive-...ue-d-elegance/
and for the wheels 476...
http://www.collinite.com/automotive-...oat-paste-wax/
#6
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Clay bar removed contaminates that build up on the paint over time. (Pollution etc.). I had my truck 4 months and I was surprised how much built up already. The bar came out yellow after I was done. There are tests you can do with a Baggie on your hand after you've washed to see if you would benefit. If you can feel grit or bumps on your paint after a fresh wash, you have a build up. But if you do clay bar the truck, you'll need to polish and re-seal.
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Clay bar removed contaminates that build up on the paint over time. (Pollution etc.). I had my truck 4 months and I was surprised how much built up already. The bar came out yellow after I was done. There are tests you can do with a Baggie on your hand after you've washed to see if you would benefit. If you can feel grit or bumps on your paint after a fresh wash, you have a build up. But if you do clay bar the truck, you'll need to polish and re-seal.
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