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Originally posted by BlackE1:
what do you think of collinite #467s wax
From what I have read, Collinite products are underrated, quality products. Many have switched from Klasse to other brands such as Collinite (845) for a variety of reasons which I wont get into. 
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Originally posted by GTO Pete:
Originally posted by BlackE1:
what do you think of collinite #467s wax
From what I have read, Collinite products are underrated, quality products. Many have switched from Klasse to other brands such as Collinite (845) for a variety of reasons which I wont get into.
hmmm... i use both, klasse then collinite
but why 845 it is a insulator wax used for high voltage applications?
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Originally posted by BlackE1:
hmmm... i use both, klasse then collinite
but why 845 it is a insulator wax used for high voltage applications?
No idea, but should tell you something about it's durability?
As I said before, nothing but great reviews for it. (It's on my short list of other products to try). I would use a dedicated paint cleaner and use the 845 as a sealant - 2 coats minimum, more if you want.
Collinite 845 at Pakshak - I've purchased from Pakshak many times. I recommend trying the Clearkote Quikshine QD. 
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Originally posted by GTO Pete:
Originally posted by BlackE1:
hmmm... i use both, klasse then collinite
but why 845 it is a insulator wax used for high voltage applications?
No idea, but should tell you something about it's durability?
how about marine wax then
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Originally posted by BrApple:
how about marine wax then
Couldn't tell you. Are boat finishes different than automotive finishes?
I can only speculate that marine waxes would be the same/similar to automobile wax, but geared more towards durability than shine.
Try it and let us know how it works out. 
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i mentioned it because of friend of mine has been doing that, not sure what he used. Said it is hard to work with as it is pretty thick, shine was decent too but he had been using Gold Class on the car beforehand I believe.
have to figure the durability would be really high
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