Collinite 845 Insulator Wax - Carnauba+Polymer Sealant, High Gloss, Durable Beading & Long-Lasting Paint Protection for Cars, Boats, Trucks, RVs, Motorcycles (16 fl oz) with 2 Microfiber Blocks Combo

I threw out all my Maguires stuff. This wax if by far superior to anything your going to purchase at the box stores. I put two coats on my black car after clay bar it and a quick buff. When it rains my call looks clean. I even did my wheels and the brake dust comes right off. I put two coats on the car before winter and so far when i run it through the car wash it comes out awesome. I do suggest though running a clay bar over your vehicle first, its easy. I also open the hood after I pull it into the garage and put the bottle on the engine so that it liquefies. Its the consistency of bacon grease and you can use it that way but it doesn't take much to liquefy. Also very very sparingly apply. This stuff goes a long way. Yes you can do your windows too. I've done them on both the car and truck no problem. In fact on my windshield on the bike it works great. Bugs come right off. I did the front end of the bike including the wheels and dirt and bugs come off easily. I wouldn't put on any engine cases because I'm not sure if it would burn off or discolor. I also used this to wax our stainless stove ( just the stainless panels folks) and fridge and they look great. I have use some paint sealants as well not saying this is the best wax ever but it works, it lasts and anything you buy out there at the stores will not hold up to this. This is almost a combination wax/sealant. I won't explain the difference between the two but combined they work great. Make sure your paint is clean. You don't need to buff it out unless its in real bad shape. If you have difficulty removing it then your paint is dirty and again either clay bar or cleaner/compound first. Once you do that, applying and removing is effortless. Remember, sparingly just enough to put a thin coat, and patients!! let it dry!! this can take up to 15-20 min depending on humidity. Also small sections at a time. I've bought every motorhead I know a bottle.

Overview: Collinite No.845 has a reputation as a very durable wax, thought I would need another brand as a top coat for deep shine but I was wrong, looks great by itself. This is not a cleaner wax! You need to prep surface for good result(clay/chemical polish) Pros: * Exceptionally reflective <3 * expected to last at least 3 months outdoors(will confirm later) * Fills in fine swirls and scratches * Easy application with soft foam applicator(Tips below) * Easy to buff off * Multiple coats are great * great on windows/mirrors and wheels! * Doesn't haze on plastic trim like some waxes. * Relatively in expensive * 1-2 ounces coats a small car using foam pad. Cons: * Smell isn't great,but not terrible either. At least compared to other waxes (Not all that important though) * Bottle has safety cap, and no nozzle to dispense(Fix below) * Has to be shaken vigorously to get a proper mixture of solvent to wax Tips: USE GLOVES!!! Car care products have nasty chemicals and solvents you don't need in your blood stream. 1. Wax is solid at 70*F and colder. Heat wax using warm water on the outside of the bottle to get it viscous. Shake well, Get a sauce dispenser (Photo available in gallery)and pour contents into the dispenser. this will make it easier to put onto applicator pad/MF towel. 2. Prep surface before applying wax by washing, claying, then prewax polishing.(this applies to all non cleaner waxes) 3. Waxing step: always warm the wax by putting the sauce bottle in a bowl of warm water (water at 90*F works well) and shake well before putting onto a pad. (Soft foam Pads work better than MF pads or towels IMO) 4. Use up and down patterns with low pressure for waxing, do not do circles (Will prevent swirls). work the wax into the paintmaking with the pad making sure complete coverage. 5. Allow to haze (takes about 10-20 minutes) 6. buff off the haze with a MF towel in the same up and down pattern using light pressure and fast short strokes 7. For Best results do another coat 12 hrs later (If not possible you can wait an hr) 8. Enjoy the Shine Have tried turtle spray wax, eagle spray wax, mothers California gold glaze and carnauba wax, chemical guys butter wet wax (Looks spectacular but fragile). Wont be using those anymore.

During my time working at a dealership, management insisted we use Collinite wax exclusively. After using it, I completely understand why. It delivers an incredible shine that really makes the paint pop. A single bottle lasts for years since you only need a small dab per panel. I also make sure to apply it to the headlights—I’ve been doing this on my 2016 Jeep Renegade, and even after 10 years, they still look brand new.

The wax went on easily and quite thinly (after warming it up per the instructions) and it buffed off very easily as well. It left a very nice shine but I was disappointed that it did not "feel" like you had put a coat of wax on the vehicle. There is almost no sensation of smoothness when running the back of your hand along a fender and a buff rag is not going to slide off the hood because of a light breeze. As I said before though, you can visually tell it's there and water beads nicely so time will tell if this is a great product or not.

I am not a professional. I have only used cheaper products in the past. What I can say is this is well worth the money. I applied on our Forester the Jescar Power Lock Plus (not ceramic) first, then the next day applied the Collinite 845. It immediately stormed bad the next day of course. High winds, lots of dust with rain. It looked like mud rain on everything. Car was surprisingly clean but still dirty. Couldn’t have asked for anything better tbh. Did not wash it again for about 6 months which included a very hot summer. After doing the wash after 6 months, it came clean easily and to my surprise it still beaded and had great coverage. People commented about how the paint looks brand new. Used the combo recently on my Tundra. Paint isn’t perfect, has some brush scratches. Hid a fair amount of those surprisingly well. Paint feels incredibly slick. Just follow directions and you will be happy! Don’t apply Jescar on a hot day in the sun. Use on a cool day in the shade. I let it sit for an hour before buffing, and Give at least 3 hours before next the Collinite. Warm up the Collinite in a warm bowl of water so it’s a liquid and apply thin. You will get lots of uses out of this bottle. Both are easy to apply and buff off incredibly easy. Could use this combo twice a year and your paint will love you.

Excellent coverage and finish.

Leaves vehicle glimmering. Small amount needed and did whole vehicle in garage before wiping off to make sure it was fully dried.

First time I have used this product and absolutely thrilled with the results. The wax is easy to moderate to apply and wax off. The shine provides great depth to the appearance of the paint. Applied to a 2013 Ford Focus hatchback (in very good shape with very fine scratches in top coat. The wax made the car look brand new and the fine scratches are no longer visible. I’ve tried many waxes in my lifetime but none have been as easy as this and look so very good. FYI, I’m writing this review after 6 months of wear and Tate. Looks just like the day I first applied…GREAT product. Cheers…BlueWaterSailor

Applying the police will take time but yeah the car looks good and it will last 2 weeks or maybe 3 weeks if there is no rain. The quantity of the liquid we can use multiple Times. I have not completed mine yet.

fantastic product very easy to use, looks stunning on car paintwork and little required to wax each 6 months

Excellent product, though little costly, works charmingly.

A melhor das melhores! Facilidade na aplicação e remoção, uma brilho surreal! A melhor cera que já usei! Chega a ser inacreditável e insuperável!

Cirer des voitures fini impeccable, facile appliquer, facile à enlever