I traded off one of my AutoGlym HD waxes for a bottle of Collinite 845 Insulator Wax that I seen on another forum. Many have probably never heard of them since they dont advertise but rely on word of mouth and focus their monies on making better products instead of better commercials.

This was is considered a liquid paste wax and has high amounts of carnauba in it. Its very thick when you get it and you must shake the bejesus out it. I actually left mine out in the sun while I was cleaning up the above vehicle and shook it when I was ready. The sun thinned it for me :D

Anyways, a LITTLE of this wax goes a LONG ways! you have to apply THIN, it even says on the bottle. I used my DA with a finishing pad to apply it and I could not have asked for an easier application!!! It went on butter smooth and come off pretty darn easy as long as it was hazed up good. You want to apply it in the shade if possible, the hotter the surface, the longer it takes to cure and the cooler the surface the faster it cures, so you want it just right!!

On the car above I:

1) washed
2) dried
3) compounded with M105 Ultra Cut on a 6 1/2" Meguiar's polishing pad
4) polished with Meguiar's #7 Showcar Glaze Pure Polish on a Meguiar's 6 1/2" finishing pad
5)Sealed with the LSP Collinite 845 Collinite Wax on a 6 1/2" Meguiar's finishing pad

rinsed compound and polish dust off and then dried again and wiped down with Meguiar's Quick Detailer.

The wax put out the best shine that I have ever seen coupled with the freshly compounded and polished surface. And as you can see in the video, the water beaded and rolled off of the surface IMO better than AutoGlym, Meguiar's (cleaner wax, ultimate, or NXT).

For anyone interested:

http://www.collinite.com/automotive-wax/

To Buy:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Collinite-84...40b8b2&vxp=mtr

http://www.autogeek.net/collinite-in...r-wax-845.html

My recommendation and baest bang for the buck:

 

i may have to give that stuff a try even though ive never been one for liquid wax

 

Good stuff! Durability is great.

 

 

Looks like good stuff!

 

I have used this before , but what I used to do was , use a a good carnuba wax first , then I would top it with the Collinite . What a difference it made , the Collinite protected the carnuba wax .It added depth and super gloss to the paint . An added benefit is bugs would wipe right off using a quick detailer and a soft cloth .
Once I get my truck painted I will be going back to this method of paint protection

 

Collinite IS carnauba wax, it actually has alot of carnauba in it:

 

why didnt you polish with 205? and surprised your compounding with 105 on a da?

 

You can compound with 105 on a DA, however it does create a major dusting problem. nothing a little rinse after I get done doesnt take care of. Even the package on the newer ones says DA use. Just use it on a polishing pad (I never use a cutting pad on a DA)

Usually I DO polish with M205, but decided to try out the #7 pure polish. on my vehicles, i do M105>M205>#7 Glaze>Seal. But with this job,l i only quoted him a wash, compound, polish, and wax. I need to pick up the newer formula of M105 because it supposedly doesn't dust up.

 

Just get a better job out of a rotary with 105 and 205.. And please you seal then you glaze or wax, The sealant won't bond with wax or glaze under it

 

fantastic stuff, i thought autoglym was nice besides it being patchy? stripped off the auto glym (i dont care i found 4 boxes of it for 10$ a piece at walmart on clearance) and applied this