Most durable wax

Tesla said:
No one for Zaino?
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Yes me as you can see in my signature, but it's not popular here and this is a closed forum so I don't like to name-drop products that AG doesn't sell.
 
Where do you live.....I'd guess up north, since you're concerned about "winter". :)

I think durability under these conditions is different than other locations & their winters.

BTW - even though Collonite 845 is made just ~100 +/- miles away, I haven't found it locally. Tried 4-5 of places that are supposed to have it to no avail. It's on order from AG now. :confused: It will be a very well traveled bottle of wax!

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GMC83 said:
doesnt matter whether a wax or sealant is suggested. Winter is approaching and it needs to last from the start of October to March.

Car will be parked in a garage and driven daily. I just need something that lasts as I do not have time to tend to my personal vechiles.
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Tesla said:
No one for Zaino?
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Haha I was thinking, maybe after 10 layers ;)

But I'm interested in this Collinite Insulator stuff.
I've got some in my cart so next time I place an order I'll use it on my friends car seeing as it lives outside 24/7 and I don't think she's gonna be waxing it all that often (cleaning- good, I MADE her buy some good cleaning products the other day :props:)
 
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Collinite 476s. The manufacturer considers it to be the most durable wax they sell. Collinite says 476s will outlast 845 by a couple of months. If durability is the decisive concern, then this is the wax I would choose, though I have heard excellent things also about FK 1000p. Either product should get you through the winter.
 
I guess even though I read "wax" I (incorrectly) assumed "LSP".

In any event, I haven't used Zaino long enough to have an opinion on durability, but much of what I've read online suggests it is really the durability king for "LSPs".
 
akimel said:
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Collinite 476s. The manufacturer considers it to be the most durable wax they sell. Collinite says 476s will outlast 845 by a couple of months. If durability is the decisive concern, then this is the wax I would choose, though I have heard excellent things also about FK 1000p. Either product should get you through the winter.
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Yes...yes...yes. 476 is rock solid. Apply it properly and it's not at all difficult to remove - and will hold up to any winter conditions I've ever seen. Won't provide the same glow as Souveran, but it's not meant to.

ScottH
 
ScottH said:
Yes...yes...yes. 476 is rock solid. Apply it properly and it's not at all difficult to remove - and will hold up to any winter conditions I've ever seen. Won't provide the same glow as Souveran, but it's not meant to.

ScottH
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Not sure why this thread was resurrected from its 11 year old grave, but I agree with you 100% Scott.
 
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