Collinite Wax Visits Autogeek & Autographs Some Wax To Give Away!

It doesn't get any better that Collinite.


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davidc said:
Who needs beading with these reflection shots

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When I try a Vendors line, I go all the way

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Great collection Dave! You Da Man who got me started using 915. Glad you did, I really like it.
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glfnaz said:
Great collection Dave! You Da Man who got me started using 915. Glad you did, I really like it.
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Thanks Brad, the best part is it actually protects and last's thru the Az. 110 plus summers.

Dave
 
davidc said:
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Very nice Collinite collection Dave! You look like the master of Collinite products.

What dressing did you put on those side mirror covers? They look great! And how long does it last?
 
Marc08EX said:
Very nice Collinite collection Dave! You look like the master of Collinite products.

What dressing did you put on those side mirror covers? They look great! And how long does it last?
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I start with Collinite 870 then 476S. Then glfnaz gave me a sample of Optimum Car Wax spray that I use randomly but at least once a month over the 476S. Those mirrors along with every exterior plastic on that Toyota have been a real challenge over the years. With the above combination it is somewhere around 3 months before they stain again and I start the cycle over again. It is a lot better than two weeks or so that I would get with other products. Now the Dodge truck gets 845, 476S or 885 and seems to last forever without the OCW treatment. There is just a big difference in plastic quality between those two vehicles.

Dave
 
Since this Collinite discussion is going I would like to share my wheel well discovery for what it is worth. These wells are going on 4 months or so thru all kinds of weather and a quick boars hair brush and DG's 932 No Rinse cleans them. I first washed them to get rid of the things that do not belong there. Second step is to clean them with 870 then apply either 476S or 885. I have not tried 845 but it may very well be just as good.

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Since doing this routine the wells stay amazingly clean.

Dave
 
davidc said:
I start with Collinite 870 then 476S. Then glfnaz gave me a sample of Optimum Car Wax spray that I use randomly but at least once a month over the 476S. Those mirrors along with every exterior plastic on that Toyota have been a real challenge over the years. With the above combination it is somewhere around 3 months before they stain again and I start the cycle over again. It is a lot better than two weeks or so that I would get with other products. Now the Dodge truck gets 845, 476S or 885 and seems to last forever without the OCW treatment. There is just a big difference in plastic quality between those two vehicles.

Dave
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My uncle has a Toyota Sienna too and absolutely hate those side mirror covers. They fade and stain so easily.

Wait, you apply 476S on plastic surfaces like that side mirror cover? It doesn't turn them white? Waxing them will be the last thing I'd think of trying. But clearly it works!
 
Marc08EX said:
My uncle has a Toyota Sienna too and absolutely hate those side mirror covers. They fade and stain so easily.

Wait, you apply 476S on plastic surfaces like that side mirror cover? It doesn't turn them white? Waxing them will be the last thing I'd think of trying. But clearly it works!
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He probably has the problem with the rear hatch step also, same sequence applies only the initial may require 920 first to remove all the dead plastic. This is the after shot

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There is no white residue with Collinite that I have found on anything.

Dave
 
Collinite makes GREAT products!



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I'm sure he appreciated a reason to get out of Utica for some warm weather...

I can't post pics, but my collection is

845, 476S, 850, 920 and 925. Great stuff!!
 
Way cool! Had the Collinite 845 and 915 out earlier today for some more testing:

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915 super-beads!

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I'll post a beading shot if it rains this week. Not sure if any of these will make the cut, but Collinite is the LSP that is used to create these shots:

Beautifully Paired together:



See the reflection of the bottle here:



Focus Point on Tree here:



Sunshine in February in Ohio is wonderful:

 
pdqgp said:
I'll post a beading shot if it rains this week. Not sure if any of these will make the cut, but Collinite is the LSP that is used to create these shots:
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You have a better chance of rain than we do in Az,:laughing:. I tried to get some beading shots the last time I washed the RV to show how good 885 is................... but all the water ran off the sides :wow:. Saved on drying time tho.
Dave
 
davidc said:
You have a better chance of rain than we do in Az,:laughing:. I tried to get some beading shots the last time I washed the RV to show how good 885 is................... but all the water ran off the sides :wow:. Saved on drying time tho.
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I decided to wing-it and backed the car out and sprayed a portion of the hood with some Optimum I keep mixed up in a spray bottle.

If Tuesday is nice out I'll set up a tripod and actually try. These are a couple hand-held shots with my 90mm macro lens. I really need to use a pod though as the ISO on these is pretty high.

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pdqgp said:
I decided to wing-it and backed the car out and sprayed a portion of the hood with some Optimum I keep mixed up in a spray bottle.
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Instant rain, what a concept. Looks great.

Dave
 
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