Collinite layers

Do you mean 476 and 845?? If so, 476 first and let cure 12 hours then 845 on top!
 
Dr Oldz said:
.....476 first and let cure 12 hours then 845 on top!
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I've always applied sealants with wax on top when layering. Since 845 is a hybrid with a bright shine I'd apply it first. 476 is Collinite's longest lasting product, having it on top would probably increase longevity.

I've got no idea why anyone would want to top either one. Both have primo longevity and, IMO, 845's slickness and shine are sensational as a standalone. But that's just me. :shrug:

TL
 
TLMitchell said:
I've got no idea why anyone would want to top either one. Both have primo longevity and, IMO, 845's slickness and shine are sensational as a standalone. But that's just me. :shrug:

TL
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:iagree: Love Collinite 845
 
TLMitchell said:
I've always applied sealants with wax on top when layering. Since 845 is a hybrid with a bright shine I'd apply it first. 476 is Collinite's longest lasting product, having it on top would probably increase longevity.

I've got no idea why anyone would want to top either one. Both have primo longevity and, IMO, 845's slickness and shine are sensational as a standalone. But that's just me. :shrug:

TL
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My info is per Mike Taylor at Collinite! Their Idea is most durable as the first layer.
 
Dr Oldz said:
My info is per Mike Taylor at Collinite! Their Idea is most durable as the first layer.
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Really?!? Pat told me exactly the opposite. Wonder if those guys actually talk to each other?

TL
 
TLMitchell said:
Really?!? Pat told me exactly the opposite. Wonder if those guys actually talk to each other?

TL
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LOL Interesting..... I think the 845 repels more dirt and such and is a better topper IMO. But like you said.... Durability is so good with either one!
 
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