Collinite 845 Review

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Just used Collinite 845 for the first time. Used it on my black in color work vehicle which is a 2016 Dodge Charger.

Unbelievable how easy the stuff is too apply and wipe off. It's been pouring tonight and I'm working the night shift. 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The water beads like crazy. The water just rolls right off. I have never used a wax that did what Collinite 845 had done. The results are amazing with 845.

Great wax and it's gonna be my go too. The results are fabulous!
 
Agree I'm a collinite user on pretty much anything .can be a bit of a challenge in humidity down here in south fla.its so humid today all my sliders are wet and foggy can't even look outside through them.
 
Collinite is one of hose waxes that just works.

The 845 last amazing long too.
 
The 845 last amazing long too.
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I have used it exclusively on my boat. It is one LSP that really does last. Even after pulling the shrink wrap off after winter storage the water beading is still crazy...
 
Yes, its a fantastic wax with exceptional durability. It is super easy to wipe off as long as it is applied THIN THIN THIN! It can streak if applied to thick (trust me, I learned the hard way). It seems to be the standard by which all other liquid waxes are measured by.
 
It's not recommended for vinyl, or any type of trim. My rule of thumb is to always keep glazes, waxes, and sealants away from trim. If need be tape it off or wipe off right away with a clean damp microfiber if you get any on it.

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My goto. Yes it is a great product and a bottle does last a long time.
 
this stuff beads like crazy for the 1st 30 days then it looks like a regular wax.. The only thing I hate about this wax is the Smell, but everyone has ther preference.
 
goldenlight said:
this stuff beads like crazy for the 1st 30 days then it looks like a regular wax.. The only thing I hate about this wax is the Smell, but everyone has ther preference.
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The smell doesn't bother me. Lol. It also has amazing sheeting action of the water besides beading amazing
 
goldenlight said:
this stuff beads like crazy for the 1st 30 days then it looks like a regular wax.. The only thing I hate about this wax is the Smell, but everyone has ther preference.
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it doesnt smell like a strippers bunghole (aka all the CG stuff lol), but I dont think it smells bad at all. works well, and best if the surface is prepped properly -- like anything else of course. one bottle will last a couple years if you only detail cars on the side as a hobby, and have others to use like FK1000p once in a while :).
 
yep it delivers..
Just corrected my ZX10-R (2005) and finished with it... Gloss black..

Also my yougest daughter knoecked over the bottle and spilled half of it.. no stress though cos its cheap and half a bottle still lasts a year...
If that had been numerous other options i'd have been peeved....

Sadly it legendary durability also means its a total sod to get out of the garage carpet.....
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coldsoda said:
it doesnt smell like a strippers bunghole (aka all the CG stuff lol).
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This couldn't be further from the truth. You can say what you want about the longevity of their products but everything they have smells amazing. I'm willing to think you never smelled or used anything they sell lol . If I could put money on it I would
 
I use it 4 times a year and my paint beads for 3 months at a time. It is so good I don't know how long I would have to leave it to stop beading. Super easy to apply and remove (must be very thin) and great shine. Bonus round it is inexpensive.
 
Crispy said:
I use it 4 times a year and my paint beads for 3 months at a time. It is so good I don't know how long I would have to leave it to stop beading. Super easy to apply and remove (must be very thin) and great shine. Bonus round it is inexpensive.
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You speak the truth
 
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