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08-19-07, 06:51
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steck is offline
Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: ontario Posts: 494 | Collinite quest / which is more durable
Collinite quest / which is more durable : 
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already thinking of winter !! also need one of these for my hoods and rear decks for our DD's year round. | |
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08-19-07, 06:54
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Bigpoppa3346 is offline
Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Buffalo, NY Posts: 1,698 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
I hear 476 is more durable. However, 845 will last at LEAST 4 months, IME. | |
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08-19-07, 07:37
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Setec Astronomy is offline
Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: New Jersey Posts: 7,412 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
The 476S is more durable but is a bit more difficult to apply/remove. 845 is just a joy to apply, kinda melts into the paint. | |
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08-19-07, 08:37
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Accumulator is offline
Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 20,380 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
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Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy The 476S is more durable but is a bit more difficult to apply/remove. 845 is just a joy to apply, kinda melts into the paint. | Yep 
I like having both, but if durability is the goal I'd go with 476S. I find it *that* much more durable. | |
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08-19-07, 08:50
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steck is offline
Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: ontario Posts: 494 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
thanks, thats all i needed to hear... also need it for a coffee table that seems to get a 'little' abuse :   | |
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08-19-07, 09:58
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Accumulator is offline
Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 20,380 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
steck- Good thing the Collinite lasts so long , looks like you have your hands full  | |
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08-19-07, 12:17
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RitcheyRch is offline
Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Santa Clarita, CA Posts: 97 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
Collinite 845 is the only wax that use on my vehicles and boat. | |
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08-19-07, 02:08
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Danforz is offline
Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 963 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
Cute kids  | |
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08-19-07, 07:19
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itb76 is offline
Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Whitehall, MI Posts: 684 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
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Originally Posted by Accumulator steck- Good thing the Collinite lasts so long , looks like you have your hands full | Nah, looks like he's only got two!  I've got four kids, two old road cars, and one old racecar. I love Collinite! On my tables Carnauba Jett does the job, so quick & easy!
Cute kids!
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08-21-07, 03:03
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steck is offline
Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: ontario Posts: 494 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
cheers everyone.
i dont know who keeps me busier those two rascals, or these three trouble makers :  | |
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08-21-07, 03:44
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cshorey is offline
Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 137 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
is that a bumbo I see. That had to be the best child product investment I every made.
Cute kids...
My RS has been neglected for about 3 and a half years after my son was born (he has been a handful). I am now just finally getting back to taking care of it and fixing all the neglect. I am seriously thinking of giving Collinite 845 a try this winter due to the soft subaru paint and the amount of rocks I will be facing this winter.
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08-22-07, 09:52
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Accumulator is offline
Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 20,380 | Re: Collinite quest / which is more durable
steck- Goodness...three black vehicles...the Denali XL and the Caddy aren't exactly small either! Nice batch of GMs. | |
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