Drying times depend not only on the air temperature but the surface temperature as well. The ideal surface temperature is lukewarm to the touch or as close to room temperature as possible. This will allow for the wax to dry at its normal time which is around 1 minute for a cleaner-wax, 3-5 minutes for…
Read MoreThe screw tops are first and foremost a safety precaution. They are used primarily because they are child proof.
Read MoreWe do our best to contribute to as many grass roots events as possible and do our best to give back to the communities that support our products. Due to the number of events each year, we are not always able to participate. Please email sales@collinite.com three months prior to a scheduled event in order…
Read MoreThere are 2 options: 1. No. S-845 Speed Wax is the most effective option if boosting shine, gloss and protection are your primary objectives. 2. If a gentle cleaning (to address dust/prints/droppings/water spots) requiring surfactants is your primary objective, No. 520 Detailer is your best option. No.520 will also leave protection. On average, S-845 Speed…
Read MoreCeramic Coatings: Many professional detailers are successfully using 845 Insulator Wax as a topper for ceramic coatings. Check with the coating manufacturer whether a carnauba-polymer wax is suitable over the coating Paint Protection Film (PPF): 845 Insulator Wax was tested successfully by the tech department at XPEL PPF. For additional information on Collinite wax’s compatibility…
Read More845 will take on a thicker gel consistency in colder temperatures and a thinner liquid consistency in warmer temperatures. The different viscosities do not alter the performance. It can be used in either form.
Read MoreYes. Collinite 845 Insulator Wax is Collinite’s most “machine friendly” automotive wax. A finishing pad and low speed are optimal in order to obtain professional results. By hand, a thin layer is recommended to one section at a time. With DA and by hand, microfiber towels are recommended for removal. For one midsized vehicle, 2-3…
Read MoreYes. Wait a minimum of 12 hours between coats to allow the product to fully cure.
Read MoreWhile 476s is a traditional hard paste, it can be easily applied and removed. We recommend applying a thin layer to a small section (2 x 2 feet), and remove the wax once it comes to a haze. Typically, this takes anywhere from 1-3 minutes.
Read More476s contains the highest concentration of polymer protection to withstand the harshest elements for the longest period of time. For this reason, we recommend 476s as a protective coating prior to the winter months.
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