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Nuke33 said:I have not but i bet it is good bearing the collinite name!
Surfer said:I have it, and used it on most of our other vehicles, it looks good and really makes flake pop if you want that, but mainly I did it for the durability factor since I don't have much time for washing and waxing etc, give most attention to my main truck.
I've honestly never had a problem with Natty's or Souveran in FL sun, Souv seems to loose its look quickly but you can tell protection is still there and will keep beading. Have some CG 5050 but only recently used, haven't tested for durability but most seem to say its pretty decent in that area.Stittville Ed said:So it holds up in the FL sun and rain ????????
Surfer said:I've had 915 on though for a couple months on other vehicles, which sit in the driveway as we have to much stuff in the garages. They look the same as when I did it, I wouldn't be suprised if you did a layer or two and it outlasted really any other sealant. Some guys on other boards did like 2 layers and through harsh winter season, would look basically the same come spring. I don't know what Collinite uses in their wax but they've found out some way to get a carnauba product to last a long time.[/quote
Sounds good, thanks for the input
killrwheels@autogeek said:I got a can awhile back and played with it a little. Harder to remove than Pinnacle, Maxwax, and Nattys and didnt look as wet . I am sure its durable, but not quite what I personally look for, guess I am all beauty wax.