Best bang for buck wax on the market?

As I mentioned earlier, my opinion is high on Collinite waxes. Value, ease and effectiveness of uses and lastly, durability. Now, a well thought out new delivery method? As the comrades say... "Holy Snitzkie".

I LOVE this place!
 
if you want paste wax, collinite 845 or Jescar Powerlock+ other options Gtechniq C2v3 or Opti Seal...last 2 are faster applications...
 
FUNX650 said:
"What's Love Got To Do With It?"
~Tina Turner; (ca. 1984)

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It's contending with the overspray
that's the root cause of my not being
very fond of using paint-sealers that
are aerosol-based Sprays.



Bob
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you have to spray the fast finish into a microfiber first then spread it. Thats in the directions. no overspray
 
mengelhardt said:
Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish
For just $10/$11 per bottle, its worth trying imho.

I used to do my vehicles with #845 but now I use UFF.
The UFF is much easier and faster to apply than the #845.
And The UFF also lasts much longer than the #845.
I also believe the UFF attracts less dust than #845. I have not gone back to the Collinite since.

Just spray the UFF (aerosol) onto a mf towel or applicator and wipe the vehicle down. use a clean towel and do a quick buff to bring it to a gloss. Let it cure for a bit, and you're good to go.

I can do my full size crew-cab truck in about 15 minutes.
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UFF lasts longer than Collinite 845? No way. It may be easier to use, (and that's debatable) but it definitely doesn't last as long.
 
Wow, I didn't think this was going to get as much love as it did haha. I appreciate the great feedback! I have been using the chemical guys butter wet wax, but it lasts about two dang weeks honestly. I used to top it with H20 guard and gloss from Adams. I haven't clayed my car in over a year and I want to start from scratch with a good durable wax. I understand many are straying away from the waxes and starting to use nano and glass coatings but I am completely unfamiliar to that sector of the market. It seems like Collinite 845 has been getting a lot of love.
 
Ruben12 said:
Wow, I didn't think this was going to get as much love as it did haha. I appreciate the great feedback! I have been using the chemical guys butter wet wax, but it lasts about two dang weeks honestly. I used to top it with H20 guard and gloss from Adams. I haven't clayed my car in over a year and I want to start from scratch with a good durable wax. I understand many are straying away from the waxes and starting to use nano and glass coatings but I am completely unfamiliar to that sector of the market. It seems like Collinite 845 has been getting a lot of love.
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Not sure what a glass or nano coating is, but yeah -- people are doing 'ceramic' coatings.
 
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