Collinite 845 Insulator Wax-Easy to Use Carnauba+Polymer Wax Sealant-High Gloss Shine+Durable Hydrophobic Beading & Long Lasting Paint Protection for Cars/Boats/Trucks/RVs & Motorcycles (16 fl oz)
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- 5 STAR REVIEWED, #1 SELLING PRODUCT Read the countless, organic reviews to see why 845 Insulator Wax continues to set the benchmark in performance, durability and value when it comes to legendary shine and protection."
- THE CLASSIC ORIGINAL OF DURABLE PAINT PROTECTION for over 80 years, No. 845 Insulator Waxs tried and true reputation has endured for a reason. It under-promises and over-delivers."
- DUAL FUNCTION HYBRID PAINT SEALANT 845 Insulator Wax provides the best of both worlds in detailing -the durable protection of a paint sealant + the high gloss look of a classic liquid car wax. This is achieved with 845s proprietary blend of heavy duty polymers + #1 grade, pure carnauba wax.
- LONG-LASTING PROTECTION & HYDROPHOBICS Collinite 845 Insulator Waxs high-endurance polymers provide 4-7 months of durability, long-lasting hydrophobics and UV surface heat protection commonly found only in ceramic coatings.
- WARM, HIGH GLOSS SHINE No. 845 Insulator Waxs concentration of #1 grade pure carnauba wax lends a natural, warm look- adding reflective depth & gloss to your paints finish.
Brand: COLLINITE
Item Form: Liquid gel
Specific Uses For Product: "Paint protection, paint enhancement & shine, boat wax, surface sealant"
Recommended Uses For Product: "For Automotive Paint Protection, Marine/RV Fiberglass Protection from Oxidation, Aeronautical Paint Protection, Metal and Alloy Protection" See more
Item Weight: 0.44 Kilograms
Brand Name: COLLINITE
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
UPC: 638234008457
Manufacturer: Collinite
Part Number: 845
Model Number: 845
Included Components: Collonite 845 No. 845 Insulator Wax
Item Type Name: Collinite 845 No. 845 Insulator Wax
Item Weight: 0.44 Kilograms
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 16.0 Fluid Ounces
Package Size Name: 16 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Item Form: Liquid gel
Specific Uses For Product: "Paint protection, paint enhancement & shine, boat wax, surface sealant"
Recommended Uses For Product: "For Automotive Paint Protection, Marine/RV Fiberglass Protection from Oxidation, Aeronautical Paint Protection, Metal and Alloy Protection"
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While it might not be the most expensive (nor the cheapest) wax money can buy, it possesses a HUGE bang for the buck. At room temperature, it is kind of like a soft paste - not a liquid, not quite a paste. It obviously changes consistency with temperature. Making sure it is shaken up well is important, as there are more than one chemical at work here. In order to do this, you need to run the bottle under warm/hot water for a little while, to turn the paste into a liquid, and then shake it to get that smooth, thick, liquid consistency we're looking for. Once you get to that point, use it sparingly - I recommend dedicating this wax to a single applicator. I prefer the microfiber applicators from Chemical Guys over the foam applicators you can purchase. This stuff lasts a long time, so if it can lasts months on your car in the elements in a micro thin film, think about how long it's going to last on your applicator pad! It has a pleasant chemical waxxy-like smell. No frills here, it smells exactly like what it is. Hardcore wax. Whatever it is you're waxing, be sure to use a clay bar to ensure a proper, smooth, decontaminated surface. This stuff wipes on super, super smooth, almost like spreading vaseline. It's wonderful to work with, and spreads easily. This means that less is more - I figure since I did a full size car, including wheels, and glass, and yet the bottle looks as if it hasn't even been opened yet, this stuff will last at least 50 full size rigs before you need to worry about purchasing more. And that, is something I like! The nice thing about this is that it isn't one of these off-the-shelf products you can find at <insert superstore/auto parts store here>. If they did, it'd all fly off the shelves and it would be MONTHS before people came back for more. It lasts a long time on the vehicle, so long as the paint is in good shape before you apply it. The cleaner, smoother the paint - the better, longer lasting the shine will be. People rave about this everywhere you go, automotive wise. It's especially popular in fall and winter, because it compliments the rainy season well. It beads water like there's no tomorrow just by itself. And since it isn't one of those products that last about a week until the next wash, it'll keep protecting your paint through the entire season. Spring time will be pretty much pure awesomesauce when you go to give your car that detail you look forward to, and your time is cut in half during the wash process because it'll probably still be working great. Do yourself a favor and learn how to properly wax your car. If you're a nut that just loads the wax on until your car looks like the lady friend coming out of the day spa waring a mud mask? You need a little help. Wax should go on super thin. Using more product than is necessary is simply a waste of product. You should only see a thin, light haze once the product starts to dry. Use little to no pressure when applying, just enough to spread it out over the paint. Work in circles to ensure a good, even coat. Give it 15-20 minutes for the product to 'soak in' and bond with the paint, and dry - it's easier to remove this way, and yields the best result. Some people like to call it quits after you remove the wax, but to really give your paint that 'pop' most people look for (especially pearls & metallic paints), use either a quick detail spray such as Chemical Guys P40 or V07 as a follow up after removing your wax. This not only gives a bit more shine, it also adds another layer of protection that will lengthen the life span of your finish. I would recommend Collinite to anybody looking for a durable, high endurance wax that is easy to apply and practically fool-proof. It is maybe a 7/10 in the 'shine' department, so if you're looking for a top of the line shine, expect to pay top of the line money. But by all means put it over the 845 so when the super spendy stuff wears off, you still have the long lasting protection from Collinite. 5 out of 5 stars because it's awesome, and everybody loves it - especially myself, since I'm the one that actually uses it. No instruction manual or Master's degree required. Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2014 by Steve Boatman
Easy to use and highly effective! The important thing is to warm the wax before using. I use a plastic prime delivery envelope, put the bottle in the envelope and fill with hot water then wash my car. By the time I’m done drying the car the wax is ready. Shake vigorously and apply. It goes on and comes off very easily and is a highly durable wax. Great shine and most importantly great protection! Between waxing I use Gariot’s Speed Shine. Disclosure: I’m not a person who enters car show competitions. I don’t clay, polish my car or anything other than what I mentioned. I’m not trying to win any prizes. Mainly I simply want my car’s finish to be protected and look good. This product is easy and effective.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by R. Robillard
Other than needing to slowly warm it up in microwave prior/during use -- its the best wax I've ever used. Went on easy and came off just as easy leaving a beautiful deep shine. Unsure how long will last but so far love it! Did multiple cars and bottle is only about 1/4 used - so goes a long way.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Brett H. Mann
The Collinite 845 wax totally blew me away with not only how easy it was to put on and take off but more importantly the amazing shine you get from it! It exceeded my expectations. If you don't try it, you'll really missing out on an absolutely awesome product, especially at the price. The shine just looked so deep. It was like putting a layer of glass on my car! Definitely worth getting ... you won't be disappointed!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024 by Cary Koske
Lasts quite a while and leaves a great finish.
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024 by The Shark
Update: It's been about 3 months since I applied 845. The beading has dimnished a bit, going from small tight beads to larger globs, but it still repels rain and makes for easy cleanup of dirt/grime. I think it would last an entire season with no problem. But after recently trying 915, I will only be using 845 as a winter prep wax. In my opinion, 915 is easier to use and has a much better finish, but I doubt it would hold up as well through harsh winters. I think 845 is a durable wax with a slight learning curve; it can become an oily hologram-y mess if applied too heavily, which I found out the hard way after touching up an area. Bottom line is this: 845 for durability that lasts as long as ULW (or longer), 915 for maximum gloss and depth, possibly with limited protection due to much higher carnauba content. More frequent applications won't be a bad thing, 915 smells better and is easy to work with! This is just my take though, your experiences may vary. ************ After using Meguiar's ultimate liquid wax for a while, I had to see what all the hype was about with this wax. I transferred the contents into a clear condiment bottle first. It makes using this runny liquid MUCH easier! Smells kinda like Raid spray, not as pleasant as ULW. I washed and clayed the entire car, then applied the wax by hand with a microfiber applicator pad. It spreads easily, and looks pretty greasy upon application. On a cool surface, it hazes in about 10 minutes. It takes just a tiny bit of elbow grease to remove, but the results are worth it; slick surfaces and no stained black trim! It looks just as good as ULW on a white car, but others may get different results with darker colors. Overall I think it's a good wax that should hold up through the spring and maybe through the summer. I'll update my review about longevity to see if it lasts as long as ULW.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2017 by keaston keaston
Easy to apply and easy to remove. Probably the easiest wax to remove that I have used. I think I found my go to auto wax. Im sold.
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024 by Tyler S Kisner