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Re: Your tire preference. Ive had great luck with VRP from chemical guys It leaves a somewhat shiney gloss, but if you wipe it off right after you apply...its a dark color with no gloss Slingage is very minimal, especially if you can let it dry for a couple house before you drive but i was...

sorry, but i never used 915. I just tried 845 for the first time about 1 month ago. I can say i was impressed. Hints why i want 915....i never used that, but reviews on here are great so why not give it a try. As far as doing one first....maybe someone with experience with both can chime...

just buy some 915, you know you want too! :xyxthumbs: I too need to order some more collinite, 1 bottle of 845, 1 can of 915. I have alot of chemical guys stuff to use up first....maybe i should sell it to get collinite money !

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great, now im going to order some more collinite, just when i thought i couldnt do any better than the 845, i see a thread on 915 and now i must order....:buffing:

seems everybody tends to agree that meguires is the way to go I will do more research into it thanks guys

title pretty much sums it up I have used 2 different brands as my go to detailers sprays CG v07 and car brite show and shine Both work ok, and im fine with using them, but just curious what you guy have good luck with in a detailers spray that is in bulk (gallon size) Looking for a new...

i used collinite for the first time ever a few weeks ago I must say, im genuinely impressed with it It goes on almost easier than it comes off.....and a little goes A LONG WAY! shine is fantastic, and durability (from what i read) seems to be outstanding ive spent 30, 40 and close to 50 on...

used collinite for the first time ever tonight on my jeep I must say, it lives up to every review i read very very easy on, and very easy off good shine, excellent water beading I must say im very happy, cant wait to try in on black and see what id does! why didnt i hear of this stuff before!

renting one is all you really need....you will probably only need to do this 1 time a year maybe 2 times..... renting for a couple day a year is a great idea!

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i use them, a co worker of mine has one that i use about 1 time a year I put it in my vehicle for about 20 min on high, give the interior a shock treatment Most people run them on high for a longer amount, but i always worry about the dash/plastics I did have a musty smell in my basement...

easy enough:xyxthumbs:

i heard something like that, thats why i was curious if i should put collinite 845 on first...then the rest... Ill give it a try in the order i thought....if it doenst work...then i will redo it

thanks MIKE Scott

When i get my truck out of storage i usually go thru it with a full detail I have products that i use, but i want to make sure i do them in the right order start out: 1 wash (foam gun with cg glossworks soap) 2. dry 3. cg blacklight 4. cg petes 53 5. collinite 845 my question is collinite...

the Hawaiian shine soap i use isnt under the dg name, but they are the same soap....the description on dg website is the same as whats on the gallon i buy That stuff always did work well for me. Really a nice glossy shine, rinses easy and lots of suds I can get that stuff for about 20 a...

mine only last a month or so best thing i did to "extend" how long it last... I used a coworkers ozone machine.....it pulled all the smells out of my vehicle and then i did the stripper scent, it lasted much longer b/c it wasnt "masking" other smells ... -:xyxthumbs: