Hi there,
Just felt like giving my :2cents: regarding my first time use of Collinite 845 - Insulator Wax. I wanted a good "winter" wax and various reviews I read said the 845 was a good way to go.
I used it on my white '68 Dodge. I had previously clayed the paint and applied a couple layers of NXT 2.0. The car was already gleaming and very smooth from those couple of layers.
The bottle design is a bit weird. They say it's a liquid wax but it has the consistancy of a paste type wax. Cap is a child safety type which I thought was interesting. I literally have to squeeze the bottle to get the wax to come out.
I applied the wax by hand using a round cotton wax pad. Wax went on really easy but was very difficult to see on a white car. It looks almost vasoline-like when applied. I waited a while for it to cure and wiped it off using a couple of microfiber towels. One for the initial wipe and the other for final buff.
I must say that I'm pretty impressed with the results. The Carnauba wax really gives the car a nice "glow". It also went on and buffed off very easily. I was able to take my time and put a coat on a 18.5' long car in about an hour. I'm curious to see how it looks on my silver Subaru.
I definitely give it a
Ed B.
Ed B.
Just felt like giving my :2cents: regarding my first time use of Collinite 845 - Insulator Wax. I wanted a good "winter" wax and various reviews I read said the 845 was a good way to go.
I used it on my white '68 Dodge. I had previously clayed the paint and applied a couple layers of NXT 2.0. The car was already gleaming and very smooth from those couple of layers.
The bottle design is a bit weird. They say it's a liquid wax but it has the consistancy of a paste type wax. Cap is a child safety type which I thought was interesting. I literally have to squeeze the bottle to get the wax to come out.
I applied the wax by hand using a round cotton wax pad. Wax went on really easy but was very difficult to see on a white car. It looks almost vasoline-like when applied. I waited a while for it to cure and wiped it off using a couple of microfiber towels. One for the initial wipe and the other for final buff.
I must say that I'm pretty impressed with the results. The Carnauba wax really gives the car a nice "glow". It also went on and buffed off very easily. I was able to take my time and put a coat on a 18.5' long car in about an hour. I'm curious to see how it looks on my silver Subaru.
I definitely give it a
Ed B.
Ed B.