Collinite 845, thin ok?
Ask the Expert featuring Mike PhillipsDiscuss Collinite 845, thin ok? in the Detailer's Library forums; Hi,
I have a bottle of Collinite 845, 20% full, which is very thin consistency.
My new 845 bottle is ...
The consistency of Collinite 845 changes with the temperature. The cooler the product is, the thicker it will get. The warmer it gets, the more thin it becomes.
You will want to apply the product when it is thin and can do so by running the bottle under warm water for a bit.
845 if stored in garage etc will usually go from consistancy of milk to water. That is ok it will not mess with the durability etc. You can run under water or shake the crap out of it and it will get watery. Anyway i like 845 thin it spreads good and coverage is good also. Good luck.
When the temperature gets cooler and the 845 thickens, I put in the microwave for 25-30 seconds. I have a pour spout top on mine so I just open it so pressure wont build up. I don't know that it would but I do this just in case.
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it's weird because the two bottles are stored together and one is super thin and the new bottle is like jello (I'll warm and shake the sh#t out of it before using).
I did the engine bay with Collinite 845 on the painted surfaces, bare metal surfaces, hard plastic surfaces.
I used the Aero 303 undiluted on rubber components like hoses, rubber edging, etc.
When the temperature gets cooler and the 845 thickens, I put in the microwave for 25-30 seconds. I have a pour spout top on mine so I just open it so pressure wont build up. I don't know that it would but I do this just in case.
That's funny me too. Put a poorboys pour top on mine. Fits perfect.
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