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11-04-09, 03:13
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Matt_H is offline
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Collinite 845
So I got some collinite in the mail and it appears to be frozen because it should be a smooth liquid right? Is it still good once its thawed out? I got it from autogeek so if it is frozen should I just contact them for a new bottle?
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11-04-09, 03:19
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Re: Collinite 845
its not frozen you just have to shake the hell out of it.
Open the top and push the gooped crap down and shake the hell out of it. It should liquify after a true shake and i mean SHAKE THE HELL OUT OF IT!!!
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11-04-09, 03:21
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Re: Collinite 845
Ok thanks 
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11-04-09, 03:22
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Re: Collinite 845
There are a number of threads on the 845 "liquification" method.
Here's one: Collinite 845 - How Thick?
They're a little hard to find because they frequently have "IW" in the title which you can't search on.
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11-04-09, 03:22
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Re: Collinite 845
I thought the same of mine when I got it, but after a really good shake, it turns very liquid and easy to spread.
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11-04-09, 07:37
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Re: Collinite 845
Some suggest heating it up, or running warm water over the bottle, etc.
But shaking it will liquify it.
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11-05-09, 07:26
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Re: Collinite 845
I always put mine out in the sun for about 10 minutes and then shake the hell out of it,
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11-05-09, 07:28
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Re: Collinite 845
Yep, just keep shaking, it will get as thin as whole milk, its kinda crazy. If you let it sit for a while, it solidifies again.
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11-05-09, 03:24
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Re: Collinite 845
heat up a cup of water. let the bottle sit in the hot water while you wash the car and then you only have to shake a little bit.
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11-05-09, 05:20
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Re: Collinite 845
just out of curiosity.....want to ask how long everyone leaves 845 on the car before buffing it off. Also how long do you usually wait between layers?
i do half the car via PC at speed 3 and then buff off before doing the other half. I usually add a layer the next time i do an ONR wash.
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11-05-09, 05:24
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Re: Collinite 845
speed 5 application, do the whole car, and wipe it off after! I never double layer it as I hardly have time left in the day!
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11-05-09, 05:25
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Re: Collinite 845
I apply 845 by hand and do the whole car in one shot, relax for a few minutes, make sure thw whole car is hazed and wipe off. Since it is a wax there is no need to wait between layers.
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