Collinate 845???

[harox52]

Totally a newbie. Eyes hurt from reading and learning. :work:

We live here in the mountains of Eastern Oregon. Could someone please tell me if there is a major concern with temperature? It is quite common to hit high 90's maybe a little more than drop down to the lower 50's upper 40's at nite the same day. What affect on sealer?

By reading the forum I see there is mainly a personal preference as to the best HLR sealer. As far as I can see it appears this Collinate 845 seems to be the one that may last the longest and is very durable. Feed back please

 

[embolism]

845 is a sealer/wax hybrid that is quite durable, easy to apply, and easy on the wallet.

The wax in it gives a warmer finish than a pure sealant and the sealant holds up to high heat environments better than a pure wax so you get the best of both worlds

 

[TLMitchell]

As far as I can see it appears this Collinate 845 seems to be the one that may last the longest and is very durable. Feed back please

Eggzactly! IME the only difference temps make is during application/removal. None of which I've found bothersome as long as you work in the shade.

845 is a sealer/wax hybrid that is quite durable, easy to apply, and easy on the wallet.

The wax in it gives a warmer finish than a pure sealant and the sealant holds up to high heat environments better than a pure wax so you get the best of both worlds

I personally find it looks best on lighter colors because it's a 'bright' shine. Really sets off those colors that don't traditionaly feature deep, crisp relections. Some don't care for the brighter shine on darker colors as they prefer the depth of a carnauba. For them Collinite 915 provides depth as well as the durtability of 845.

TL