New Wax to Try

It did not stain the black trim on the bottom of my Accord but I did wipe it off immediately. Be sure and not let the Collinite dry too long. Thin coat and quick removal was my formula.
 
4DSC said:
I wish this thread had popped up before I bought (and used) my #26... :(
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Actually, with #26 if you have the same angle and the golden rays of the setting sun, the shine should be pretty close...but Collinite should last a lot longer from what I hear.
 
Scottwax said:


Actually, with #26 if you have the same angle and the golden rays of the setting sun, the shine should be pretty close...but Collinite should last a lot longer from what I hear.
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Yeah, the durability factor is what I meant. I have my delicate and glossy S100, and then would've liked to have the iron-hard Collinite.



"Combined Arms" theory, you know? ;)
 
I put Collinite on my Accord 7-8 weeks ago and since I was in the doghouse this evening I decided to wash and rewax the car. Topped the collinite with S100. That stuff was easy to use and looked great. It was nearly dark but I can't wait to see it in the sunshine tomorrow. I believe it will be awesome.
 
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