Collinite 915 is simply amazing for the price

You guys have convinced me. Added to the cart, now to decide if I should pull the trigger while the Detail Fest sale is still on or wait until a little later.
 
im new here and have more wax probably for my lifetime, jug of ocw and poorboys natty blue... but can anyone give a comparison on how this stacks against ocw and poorboys natty
 
Helltopay said:
You guys have convinced me. Added to the cart, now to decide if I should pull the trigger while the Detail Fest sale is still on or wait until a little later.
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Now here's the big downsides of any of the Collinite Pastes!

Are you ready for these hard facts!?

At age 40, You might be collecting your Social Security Benefits to get through a single Tin of 12 oz of Marque D'Elegance, Fleetwax, and even the smaller 9oz Can of #476!

What will happen, is you will be looking around, for every "Collinite Candidate" under the sun! Are you willing to step up, and put all that extra work upon yourself!? LOL

Passing through this small town often, I look over my shoulders as I drive by, and see the small Chevy-Ford Dealerships with maybe 100 or so cars, and say to myself "My one can of #476, and all those vehicles?, No problem!" Im the MAN

For sure, you'll find an application later, the can doesn't even look touched.
 
I'm not really into waxes anymore. I do love Col845. I might try 915 since your reveiw here was so good. I just come from the camp that shine is 90% polishing 10% wax. I really look to wax for protection and 845 is really good at that. I do recognize some waxes appear to make the paint darker or give it more depth so maybe 915 might be worth a try. There just seems to be so many great waxes yet the end result is all pretty much the same.

I have to admit I bought Fuzion and haven't even tried it yet. With some 4-5 other waxes in supply I'm glad I'm pretty much not into waxes anymore, lol. Maybe 915 may find it's way onto the order sheet soon.

I really enjoyed your post however.
 
MarkD51 said:
Now here's the big downsides of any of the Collinite Pastes!

Are you ready for these hard facts!?

At age 40, You might be collecting your Social Security Benefits to get through a single Tin of 12 oz of Marque D'Elegance, Fleetwax, and even the smaller 9oz Can of #476!

What will happen, is you will be looking around, for every "Collinite Candidate" under the sun! Are you willing to step up, and put all that extra work upon yourself!? LOL

Passing through this small town often, I look over my shoulders as I drive by, and see the small Chevy-Ford Dealerships with maybe 100 or so cars, and say to myself "My one can of #476, and all those vehicles?, No problem!" Im the MAN

For sure, you'll find an application later, the can doesn't even look touched.
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:iagree:This is the reason I passed on the Last VIP with the WDGPS. My cars have been protected and I'm not even halfway through a 2oz. bottle! A quart would be passed down for generations (or tossed). Some LSP's are quite the commitment.
 
Bought #845 over the winter season and can't wait to try it but #915 and #476 intrigue me to say the least. I too have a lot of waxes still, along with sealants.

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