Collinite 845

[jesselyons2002]

I find using one warm damp mf follow up with another dry mf helps me remove wax easier.

[94LT1]

So in the parts department of the dealership that i work at, we sell Collinite 845. So i picked up the last bottle and took it to the desk. The parts guy that was there has been detailing on the side for over 15 years. He told me that if i wanted to rub untill my arm fell off then i should buy it. So he showed me this product called Vitreo and he swares by it. He claims almost all of his regular customers noticed a difference between Vitreo and 845. Plus he said that Vitreo is as easy as a wax to remove and it saved him tons of time. I dunno if any of you have heard of it but im gonna give it a shot hopefully this weekend and ill do a write up on it. The bottle claims 1 yr of durability but who knows.The parts guy has only been useing it for about 4 months now and says the water still beads up and the vehicles still have a great shine to them.

[detailgod]

Originally Posted by 94LT1

So in the parts department of the dealership that i work at, we sell Collinite 845. So i picked up the last bottle and took it to the desk. The parts guy that was there has been detailing on the side for over 15 years. He told me that if i wanted to rub untill my arm fell off then i should buy it. So he showed me this product called Vitreo and he swares by it. He claims almost all of his regular customers noticed a difference between Vitreo and 845. Plus he said that Vitreo is as easy as a wax to remove and it saved him tons of time. I dunno if any of you have heard of it but im gonna give it a shot hopefully this weekend and ill do a write up on it. The bottle claims 1 yr of durability but who knows.The parts guy has only been useing it for about 4 months now and says the water still beads up and the vehicles still have a great shine to them.

i searched for this and found a site that sells it and from looking at thier other products it looks like relabled rightlook products

[94LT1]

Originally Posted by detailgod

i searched for this and found a site that sells it and from looking at thier other products it looks like relabled rightlook products

that could be a possibility.is rightlook any good?

[cls]

845 is one of the easiest waxes ive used.only do it by hand.heres a pic with poliseal and 845

[budman3]

Originally Posted by 94LT1

So in the parts department of the dealership that i work at, we sell Collinite 845. So i picked up the last bottle and took it to the desk. The parts guy that was there has been detailing on the side for over 15 years. He told me that if i wanted to rub untill my arm fell off then i should buy it.

845 isn't bad to work with at all, especially if you use a PC to apply. Even by hand if you apply it thinly you'll be fine...

[cegcsg2]

Originally Posted by mingraygt

845 is some good stuff! Just be sure to put on thin. This is what my car looks like after some 845.

I have to agree. Spread it sparingly and don't let it set long at all. I have also found that surface prep which includes clay seems to make it come off easier for some reason.

Just my 2 cents....

[94LT1]

ok well im going to give the Vitreo a shot first and give a write up.

[wytstang]

Originally Posted by 94LT1

So in the parts department of the dealership that i work at, we sell Collinite 845. So i picked up the last bottle and took it to the desk. The parts guy that was there has been detailing on the side for over 15 years. He told me that if i wanted to rub untill my arm fell off then i should buy it. So he showed me this product called Vitreo and he swares by it. He claims almost all of his regular customers noticed a difference between Vitreo and 845. Plus he said that Vitreo is as easy as a wax to remove and it saved him tons of time. I dunno if any of you have heard of it but im gonna give it a shot hopefully this weekend and ill do a write up on it. The bottle claims 1 yr of durability but who knows.The parts guy has only been useing it for about 4 months now and says the water still beads up and the vehicles still have a great shine to them.

You'll find that finding a detailer worth there weight in gold is as hard to find as a great technician. Because a person has been doing something for X years doesn't mean they're good or know what they are doing. Look at his work and judge them based on that and that alone. The Ol' saying "Actions speak louder then words" comes to mind. I've seen weekend warriors do better details then some of the full time detailer you find vids on the net (youtube comes to mind).

that could be a possibility.is rightlook any good?

I beleive D&D detailing or something like that uses them. From the work posted they do a good job and he has mad skills.

[netspec]

Originally Posted by budman3

845 isn't bad to work with at all, especially if you use a PC to apply. Even by hand if you apply it thinly you'll be fine...

I use either a PC or a 3" cordless polisher to apply. Both work wonders!