Collinite 476s or Seal & Shine for the ENTIRE winter?

[SammyChevelleTypeS3]

Do your local touchless washes all include underbody rinse?

The cheapest option here never has that option.

I put all my bets on seal & shine. Used it last winter with impressive results. Will use it again this winter.

I do not have experience with C476 but if it’s anything like 845 it never lasted me a full winter. I’d have to do a clay and prep in the spring once over. With Seal & shine I was able to just wash and reapply last spring.

Whatever salt formula their using here these days is different. Eats through just about anything. Seal and shine does get pretty weak by spring but it never required me to reapply in the winter.

Who makes Seal & Shine? Sound familiar? Is it a Turtle Wax product? I know they came out with a set of products a while back called ICE with something they called "liquid clay bar" treatment in that line I heard worked well to start the process. Clean up the paint as a prep to detailing.

 

[manicrodder]

FK1000 (Finish Kare) is good stuff too.

Longest lasting of anything I have seen other than some of the newer coatings. Lasts much longer than 476.

 

[Chevelle3221]

Longest lasting of anything I have seen other than some of the newer coatings. Lasts much longer than 476.

If not put on thin its a bear to get off but worth the work for its amazing longevity. I heard back in the day it was invented by one of the Meguiar brothers who split from the family business.

 

[manicrodder]

If not put on thin its a bear to get off but worth the work for its amazing longevity. I heard back in the day it was invented by one of the Meguiar brothers who split from the family business.

True. Not too hard to remove if applied super thin but get it on black trim and there is nothing harder to remove.

 

[buster]

^

 

[jerseyguy123]

I have used Collinite products for many years, it is the most bang for the buck.