Collinite - Slow to change / adapt?

[spasm3]

About 2 months since i used 476 on the elantra and the mazda. Still beads great.

 

[el Nuke]

Having used both...collinite for many years.
TW hybrid ceramic beat out collinite by months.

Both were a single coat on the hood. Split on half.

TW is also 1 million times easier to work with.

I just threw out my collinite 476 yesterday....🤫

Your egregious use of hyperbole negates any credibility the post might have had

 

[02zx9r rev2]

Having used both...collinite for many years.
TW hybrid ceramic beat out collinite by months.

Both were a single coat on the hood. Split on half.

TW is also 1 million times easier to work with.

I just threw out my collinite 476 yesterday....🤫

While I agree 476 can be a pain at times especially if applied too thick, I’ve never had an issue with 845. Easy on/easy off. Course I use a 7424

 

[spasm3]

I use 476 by hand. Don't let it dry completely. Only do 1 panel at a time. Wax that panel, the hand buff that panel before moving on. When you have done all the panels, wipe down the car again.

 

[Malo83]

Just applied a coat of 845 on my Regal, new to collinite, went on nice and easy and a little goes a long way, came off just as easy, nice shine, not worried about how long it will last as I too wax 3/4 times a years

 

[grampi]

Collinite 845 lasts at least 6 months, this has been my personal experience using it. The 476S is supposed to last even longer, in fact it says it will last at least a year right on the can. I tend to believe this based on how long the 845 lasts. I don't see how ANY spray-on liquid will out last this. I saw Nufinish mentioned earlier and I can say with certainty that it will not last as long as the 845, never mind the 476...

 

[SatinSilver]

grampi, are you still waxing the Corolla or have let the finish go at this point? Also what color is it?