Collinite 476s

[BenadetH]

GET THIS STUFF!!

It is soooo good. Leaves a lovely shine on the car and water and dirt run the hell away from it like you wouldnt believe! Easy to apply and pretty easy to remove. Dont be put off b y the old school style tin. Google in collinite 476s and see what people say.

 

[Alastair.]

colly is my favorite aswel, i just cant seem to get that immense beeding and durability from any other wax. Ive tried dodo etc just keep going back.

 

[JD]

It looks dull as hell.

But it does last.


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[RussZS]

845 looks better and is easier to use. 476S is a touch more durable though, so is better for Winter, if you're lazy.

 

[Cliotoby]

Id sooner use Jetseal. I hate 476s. Bloody awful stuff, i use it for door shuts and thats it.

 

[Gareth]

Got a tin in the garage, I've not used it yet.

 

[JD]

Toby, try Fk1000p. From Russ' comments, not as easy to use as 845, but really impressed me looks wise on the Panzer over the weekend.

 

[Cliotoby]

I also own FK1000p, use that for shuts also sometimes. I find it a little less durable than 476s but it looks a bit better. Mutes flake though, but atlest you dont get a cloudy finish like you do with 476 on darker finishes. Ive got a sample of 845 to try but i really cant be fecked to try it.

I need to detox my car since my brake pads have left metal filings all over one side of my car, still waiting for my new pads to arrive through the post ffs, metal on metal sucks. Ill be using blackhole once ive cleaned it up and applying various waxes to see how they fair for 2 months before prepping it for winter. Ill try 845 and my Purple Haze pro just for the Lulz.

 

[JD]

Cough IRONX cough.

 

[Cliotoby]

Got some ! Theres like.... SHITLOADS though. 4 full pannels worth of iron filings.

 

[JD]

Cough SPRAY ON cough.

Oh and fook me does the stuff smell, so use a mask!

 

[Cliotoby]

I know, its not as bad as people make out i think. My mate spilled half a bottle on the garage floor and we were working in it for about 4 hours. Weve used it before a few times.