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ok, maybe i will bypass the natty blue and go with 915 when i run out of 845

Wondering who has used both that can give me a honest review? I have 845 and love it, so far its my best wax that i ever used. I have not tried the 915 yet. Reading reviews on the natty blue they seem really well just curious how they compare. I know the 845 is my "go to" wax from now on...

when i do collinite 915 its so thin i can barely see where i was. goes on easy, comes of easy...if i feel like it i will do 2 coats collinite is the best!

go the other way dont lower your rates to compete with him In fact, do the opposite. Sell the customer on things you would do, and he wont! I took a few sales training classes (not for detailing) but they will all say the same thing. If someone is cheaper, stick with your price and sell...

good to hear, cant wait to see pics. I may have to place a order very shortly:xyxthumbs:

please pm me how you like the 915. Im a fan of the 845 but i want a good honest review of the 915 for my black truck! Please let me know your results, and post pics if you can.....Feed back please

dont compare your time vs someone elses time my 69 charger took my about 45 min to do the entire car. Its not that i spent too much time on it....im just fussy. 45 min to do a small car isnt bad.....but yes i know it must be a thin application either way!

I only used the 845, and honestly i dont know if i will ever venture away from collinite wax products. I can believe how easy 845 goes on and comes off. Id love to try the 915 someday, but i love 845! The little bottle seems to last forever!

last night i worked on my 69 charger did a wash (didnt dry the car) then used a clay bar with mothers show time as a lube washed the car again when i was done with the clay bar dried waxed 2 coats of collinite 845 My question is .....i waited about 10 min between collinite coats. Too...

my power washer is 1700 psi @ 2.3 gallon per minute, and its more than enough for a foam cannon.. Remember that once you have a power washer you will want to do your garage floor, decks, patio furniture, etc.....for that stuff you will want 2000 psi. If you only plan on doing your car, 1600...

Are you talking the detail spray? If so, i too love that stuff! awesome shine, leaves paint very smooth and glossy Have you tried the V7 soap yet? id like to get a few honest reviews of the soap!

same here...i love the 845...very curious on the 476 and 915

I wanted something to run my mtm foam cannon, but i wanted a big enough unit that i could do my deck with, garage floor etc with it I ended up finding at my local sams club a honda gas powered pressure washer Its a 2.3 gallon per minute unit, 2700 psi.. Works great with my foam cannon, cleans...

2700 psi thru my power washer. I have a MTM foam cannon from CG....no issues ever! Works great!

nice! now come and do my wifes black ford focus :xyxthumbs:

LOL, I know...i have alot of soap to use up at the moment. Im sure when i need more ill get some more duragloss. Maybe a gallon or two for my birthday!

I tried duragloss 901 today. Found it when i was at napa, i bought the small bottle just to give it a try and i must say im very impressed. I will probably end up getting the big size later on It left a very nice shine, the cars dried very nicely. Even my wife said her black car looks very...

im a fan of collinite. i hear the 915 is a great wax....

I get all my car brite items from a local company called "the wyric company" the sell car wash soap, waxes, polishes, pads, microfibers, paint, paint thinner....basically anything that has to do with automotive finishes. They sell all in bulk sizes to all the local car dealerships and...

soaps i use thru my foam cannon 1. CG glossworks 2. CG body wash and wax (fantastic) 3. Carbrite carolina wash and wax 4. poorboys wash and wax For suds the best was poorboys IMO, but i hate the smell of peach, so i dont use that soap alot. Carbrite needs alot of soap for decent foam...