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After a 12 hour day at work, I came home and washed and waxed my wifes 2014 Terrain. I topped the previously applied Collinite 845 with Seal & Shine. Turned out nice. Everyone stay safe and healthy.

Yesterday I applied Collinite 845 to my black Mustang. I applied so thin that I had to look at an angle to make sure it was even on there. Super thin! Today I went out and it looked as if I had not completely wiped off the residue. I wiped a section and it came back a few hours later. I then...

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Weekend Update. Today, I went out and tested the hood on the Terrain. Waterless wash and then sprayed it with water. Honestly I could see no difference between the Collinite/Megs half and the Aquawax half. Sheeting and beading was about equal. So with that being said, I have elected to say...

Update. Washed the Terrain this morning. The Collinite/Megs 1:4 had a sheeting effect. I have to admit that I like the Aquawax and it's beading better BUT THE 1:4 does look great. To continue the experiment I went with a new ratio of 1:2 collinite/megs. It still sprays fine and applies and...

It's pouring here in Va. right now, but the forecast is for some clearing and temps in the upper 40's and low 50's for the weekend. I'm sure I'll have the Mustang out and will try it then. Along with, checking out how the Terrain is doing after a wash.

Yea, just this week I found out about the Collinite QD. Reviews are positive but not like 845. My initial reaction to the 845 & Megs mixture was kinda shocked at the smoothness of application and the similarities of other spray waxes. Being big fans of both products, esp 845, was the reason...

I always leave the 845 in my man cave hidden to keep at room temp. which keeps it from "thickening". Shake both. Use measuring cup for accuracy. I also use clear bottles, to see exactly how much is being mixed.

As I stated I tryed the 1:4 Collinite & UQW on my wifes Terrain. I do maintain our vehicles regularly to keep looking great. Personally, I thought the Terrain did look different in a good kind of way, but was quick to dismiss that thought knowing that's what my mind wanted to think. BUT...

Ignorance doesn't exist when detailing. We all have more to learn. Some, like myself, much more than others. And yes, ultimate quik wax.

Yesterday, I took my black Mustang out and gave it a waterless wash and followed up with a spray wax as a maintenance. I have Collinite 845 as LSP. Today when I went out to go for a drive I noticed a significant amount of streaking. I had used Duragloss Aquawax. Having used it several times...

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I use the detailer, as a waterless wash, when my car is dusted. Then I use the spray wax. I've read where the detailer will not scratch with the dust and the spray wax will scratch, hence, the detailer first.

Just wondering if it's ok to immediately follow my meguiars quick detailer spray with my duragloss aquawax? I see the detailer contains alcohol, doesn't that remove wax? Or, am I being too anal?

I've searched the forums and see many opinions. I'm using Collinite 845 and really do like it, and I know if I like it, stick to it. But just curious, with reading all the other products that are supposed to be better for black, in all opinions, could my car shine any more with a different...

I apologize for the delay in replying, I've been out of town. Thanks for the advice. ERS

2007 Toyota Camry SE. V6, leather, sunroof, 82,000 miles. Klasse AIO removed with spray (combo of Meguiars xpress spray wax & Klasse HGSG). 2000 Toyota Tundra 262,000 miles, daily driver round trip 100 miles to work. The Tundra gets the same treatment.

First post here. Just was verified and have a question. 2007 Toyota Camry white. Sometimes, more often than not, when I wash it, it doesn't come clean. It's like the dirt is embedded in the paint. Rubbing with my finger doesn't remove it either. The only way I can get it clean is to go over...