Recent content by Chrono

It was in the Clearance bin, not with the other stuff. Tampa Road in Oldsmar Fl. I think they just made the wax version.

An added benefit of the Griots is that it's available at some Advance Auto Parts, so you can pick up a bottle between AG orders. Spray Wax is an odd lot. Most of them don't have enough wax to make them worth the trouble over something like UWW or ONR with Wax diluted to detail strength. Either...

I contacted Collinite and they said wait 2 to 24 hours between coats, regardless of 845 or 915. I'll try to get some pics later, too tired now, but it bears pointing out that my paint was very glossy with no LSP. To my eyes, the 915 ads warmth and depth. There are those that say wax makes zero...

Wow man, excellent. Your paint is beautiful.

+1, but they both look great. This weekend I'm layering 915 on top of 845, and POP goes my dark blue metal flakes!

Bumping this old thread to say that TW Rinse-Free Wash is on clearance at Advance Auto Parts for $4.99. That tells me Average Joe ain't hoping on the rinseless wagon just yet. I may go get me some!

OT: Hi Pro. I'm assuming by your avatar and posts that you are affilitated with Prima. Which is great if that true. And if it's true, you might want to be aware of AG's (or your) typo in the Hydro product description: Remove water droplets and wax in one step Which literally means it removes...

It seems D151 isn't simply a spray wax. AG states that it .."is aggressive enough to remove severe defects" (!)

That Finger Mitt is HUGE. Whose fingers? Sasquatch? Congrats on the purchase. I've been wanting to get me some 'them panel pots.

Good read, indeed. Thanks Bob. I guess polishing oils aren't evil after all, even those left by "cleanser" products. :props:

Have you tried Collinite 915? It's durable and always looks great. Sticking with wax, PB Natty's Blue is popular on dark paint and just blew away Meg's and Mothers waxes on my dark blue Jettta, and cost just a bit more. The 915 may be more durable.

Can you explain this Allen? Don't you want the surface free of oils and product in general before wax?

The mixture cleans up polishing oils left so that inspection can be done. It (P21 Paintwork Cleanser) does this full strength as well. The product is supposed to get your paint ready for wax, right. Everything sure " looks" clean to me. Perhaps surgically clean was not a good term. The point was...

Thank for this info Tiger. Sorry to digress the thread a bit there. I've heard so many good reports on Ammo Hydrate. Add to cart.

I think you missed the point. Diluted to 50% with water and IPA.