What have you all found to be the longest lasting liquid carnuba?

[andybags]

This report was also why I was a bit sceptical about Ultima products. Guru Reports didn't rate almost all of the heavily advertised synthetics and polymer coatings.

But now I have tried Ultima PGP on my victory red Chevy SSS I'm very pleased.

[Scottwax]

Originally Posted by andybags

This report was also why I was a bit sceptical about Ultima products. Guru Reports didn't rate almost all of the heavily advertised synthetics and polymer coatings.

But now I have tried Ultima PGP on my victory red Chevy SSS I'm very pleased.

The Guru Report is 4-5 years old now and many of the new synthetics weren't even on the market then.

[RedlineIRL]

Ok I have another question on the 845. To get the most durability and shine with the 845, I was wanting to use a sealer such as the Poorboys EX I have and possibly a glaze. What would be a good process for applying the 845 and EX?

845 base
Followed by EX
Topped with 845 again

or

EX
Topped with 845
Or vise versa?


Would using both in combination decrease durability? What if I wanted to use a glaze like Red Moose or Danase, how could I include it without removing the 845 durability?

[Anomaly]

Originally Posted by RedlineIRL

Does the 845 work well on darker colors? What do you all mean by a bright look, does it not provide the deep wet look of typical carnubas?

I didn't see this question specifically answered so I thought I'd chime in.

Here is 845 x2 topped with 1 coat of NB on my Daytona Blue 350Z:




Not sure if that was the best combination to use to get the color to pop but it did get a lot of looks. I've had just 845 on before and the look is brighter - more reflective than deep, I guess.

[DieselMDX]

Originally Posted by Anomaly

I didn't see this question specifically answered so I thought I'd chime in.

Here is 845 x2 topped with 1 coat of NB on my Daytona Blue 350Z:




Not sure if that was the best combination to use to get the color to pop but it did get a lot of looks. I've had just 845 on before and the look is brighter - more reflective than deep, I guess.

awesome Z love the color, 845 is deff a bright finish

[Grimm]

Here is 845 on black. I can't recall for sure, but I believe I did one layer of EX-P first, and then two coats of 845.

[blownvert]

i couldnt find anywhere else to post, but why cant i post new threads? I only can post inside threads. It says page cant be displayed. It worked about a week ago, now i cant post anything new.

[Alfisti]

Have you tried logging out amd logging in again?

[blownvert]

that didnt work i just tried

[Greg Nichols]

Originally Posted by andybags

Not to be buried - the P21S wasn't a stab in the dark. It won head and shoulders above all others in the carnauba wax section of the 46 wax test report these guys did -

Car Wax Comparison Test, 46 Car Waxes tested, graded: Save Time and Money. Paint protection film

It seemed pretty compelling when I read it back in 2004 and it produced an exceptional result on my red and black vehicles. FWIW.

Do you or anyone have the report? Have they done a report since? Im interested in the test method set up and performace.

[NYV6Coupe]

Which ever Collinite product you decide to use, you can\'t make a bad choice. Personally, I prefer the 476 paste but other\'s seem to favor 845IW ... find what you like and use it often. Applied 3x layers of 476 in late Oct. , I make regular trips to the wand wash (rinse only), bucket wash in the garage when I can and 476\'s still delivering tight, round beads.

Best price I found recently for Collinite products was on Ebay and the guy was offering free shipping.

[wannafbody]

Collinite is probably the most durable carnaubas available. Blitz isn't too shabby either from what I've read.