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Everyone is right !! To help you out here is a link to all your questions about Collinite 845. Make it a bookmark on your computer. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/40243-collinite-845-definitive-how-guide-legendary-wax.html Now try it with Duraloss.

Duragloss does what it say's.. You know, save your old Zaino containers, buy the Duragloss and fill your containers with the product. Surprise your visitors. Smile !!!:props:

Could you be more specific ? What does the hoa rule state ? It may only require that you address the hoa at one of the meetings. As other have said many years ago, soap could have been flowing all over the place or into their storm sewers, which caused a problem and damage to the property, etc...

Anything and Everything. If you read the product contents list. You will be wearing gloves for all work. In fact if you have ever held onto a microfiber towel for a long time you will even notice that your hand's seem to be drying and chap. If in doubt wear the gloves. Safety first, style second.

My suggestion is to check your policy then with your insurance company. What is your deductable ? What is the cost ? Also, you may have coverage that covers hit and run type damage, were there is no deductable. It might be listed as uninsured motorist coverage.

Congrads. Enjoy ??? Now if you could only drive alittle farther (way) north !!!!!!!!!!:buffing:

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Hitman0150;681053]I polished and waxed my car yesterday with lime prime and some dodo juice wax. Usually last for a while. And always great beading. I parked under a tree and it rained and now no beading what so ever... should I get a higher quality wax to protect from the tree run off? You are...

I have gotten into the habit of wearing gloves (cheaper is better), anytime I work with chemical products. I learned the hard way when I found that alot of the car care products were drying and causing rashes on my hand's. In fact if you hold onto a microfiber towel long enough it will draw...

Duragloss => (equals) Zaino but is alot cheaper....

Save your money !!! Use a laundry detergent which is "Free & Clear". Follow this up with a vinegar wash/rinse. Also there are various links that have addressed this subject already. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/50010-microfiber-cleaning-comparision.html

Best bank for your buck $$$ Duragloss Leather Conditioner (LC) #221 - 8-oz. $8.99 at AG. Duragloss Leather Shampoo (LS) #441 - 8-oz. $6.99 at AG. As their product literature say's 'Enhances Leather's Natural Fragrance'. I have used other cleaner/shampoo's that leaves the leather smell or...

Any brand Free & Clear Laundry Liqued Detergent. Using dishsoap in new washer, could void your warranty also. Brands of soap. Tide, Arnolds Soap, Store Free & Clear Brands. Remember to use the vinegar rinse in final rinse.

The Cheapest Nitrile Gloves you can buy. Color is your own personal preference.

Why wait till October. Pick a panel and practice. If you like what you see do the rest of your vehicle!!. Practice on the Hood, Roof or Trunk. If you find that this is not what you wanted you have Collonite or your other preference.

:iagree: I have asked the question various times. What is the chemical composition of ALL the microfiber cleaners that companies market that makes it so great. I have found that TIde, Arnolds Soap and the various brands have the same cleaning ability as the so called dedicated mf soaps. Do we...

I have to agree with alot of what is being said I traded the (80/20) 350-gsm guzzlers in because they did scratch the paint. My ultimate drying towel collection is made up of the Gold Plus/XL (600-gsm) towels. They work great. They even appear every so often on the Friday BOGO. IMO any towel...

There is alot of info., reviews and pictures available here. Use the Search option and Dr. Color Chip and you will find numerous links on the subject. Here are two to get your started. Hope this helps. !!!! Dr ColorChip paint chip repair kit REVIEW - Dr.Colorchip paint chip repair system...

Stick with the Collinite 845. Based on price's for each and what you are looking to accomplish. 845 is the clear winner.

I have also got into the habit that anything that calls for mixing with water or dilution, I will use distilled water. I also understand that some of us have well water and depending on area this might not be the best. If you can afford it, its your decision.