winter prep with collinite 476

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WickedLou9

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this is after a wash and claybar followed by p21s paintwork cleanser applied with a DA and lake county white pad finished with collinite 476

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Nice gloss, superb protection and long term durability....:props:
 
it came out really nice. black cars clean up so well.

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Job well done! Looks great.

I also use 476s but pondering about 845 to go through winter.
 
MTLean said:
Job well done! Looks great.

I also use 476s but pondering about 845 to go through winter.
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476 is more durable, it's just harder to work with. difficult to buff off and really gums up your applicator. It's not really a big deal as far as I am concerned. If it lasts through the winter I'll take a few extra minutes/

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I love that stuff. I put two heavy coats on My Mom's Red '10 Yaris and My '94 Civic. Today, I applied some 845 via the cyclo using blue pads. It should be GTG for winter. Go, Collinite!!
 
J Z06 said:
I love that stuff. I put two heavy coats on My Mom's Red '10 Yaris and My '94 Civic. Today, I applied some 845 via the cyclo using blue pads. It should be GTG for winter. Go, Collinite!!
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Why would you apply heavy coats...less is best.
 
Well, It wasn't caked on...it was a little bit on the high visibility side. There's a video of Mike on YT applying Pinnacle(to me looks a bit heavy). I kind of followed that. Now, I can barely tell it's going on. I suppose that's the right application amount?
 
J Z06 said:
Well, It wasn't caked on...it was a little bit on the high visibility side. There's a video of Mike on YT applying Pinnacle(to me looks a bit heavy). I kind of followed that. Now, I can barely tell it's going on. I suppose that's the right application amount?
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You got it. Thin is in.
 
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