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(More customer reviews)The Collinite waxes are known are the most durable carnauba waxes one can buy. 845 is the most popular of the Collinite brands, and it's easy to see why. In its liquid form it is very easy to apply and easy to remove (just follow directions). The bottle needs to be shaken and shaken--and then shaken some more. Eventually it will become a milky, oily solution. Apply THIN. You don't need much to cover your car. Wait for it to haze and then buff off. If you are looking for maximum durability, apply a second coat, waiting a minimum of 30-60 minutes between coats; some folks prefer to wait 12-24 hours.
Most carnauba waxes last 4-8 weeks. With 845 plan on getting 3-4 months!
And it looks very good--a nice wet look. My black Honda roadster has been getting many compliments. And it looks good on my wife's spruce green Taurus.
For the money, this may well be the best carnauba wax on the market; it certainly is the most durable. The only carnauba waxes more durable are the more expensive Collinite paste waxes, 976s and 915. I haven't tried the paste waxes yet. I probably won't. My bottle of 845 is obviously going to last me several years.
Come spring I'll be trying out other waxes on my roadster, but for the winter months Collinite is my choice.
Oh, one more thing. It smells lousy. I don't notice it so much when applying the wax, but the solvent smell is very noticeable when cleaning up one's applicator pad afterwards. I soak the pad in Dawn for several hours.
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Collinite? Insulator Wax (16 oz.)The Insulator Wax has been the #1 seller for the past 20 years. This heavy-duty gel wax offers a unique combination of durability and ease of use that are second to none. Its blend of carnauba and synthetic waxes are clear-coat safe with no abrasives. Requires no heavy buffing, and one application will provide a brilliant shine and lasting protection that other products promise but rarely deliver. The Insulator Wax was originally developed for use by electric companies to protect porcelain insulators against high voltage power failures under the most adverse weather conditions. It has since found a specific niche among professional detailers, auto enthusiasts and retailers, hence a staple in the automobile industry. This heavy duty liquid wax was originally developed for use by electric power companies for protection against high voltage power failure, fires and explosions. It's primary use is on the finishes of automobiles, trucks, buses and airplanes where durability, high gloss and lasting protection are paramount. An excellent choice for fleet applications and very easy to use--requires minimum rubbing or buffing. Clear coat safe.
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