Showing some love for 845

[Grimm]

Thanks for the comments!

As for the beading, here is a shot I took after I finished washing to show the great beading. Just look at the water flooding off the hood.

[bfowkes]

I typically use the 845 on the boats that I detail. I have not used it on any cars yet but looking at this I might just have to start. I do have to say that it sure does leave a slick finish, to the point that I almost fell out of the last boat that I used this on.

[mingraygt]

What is this 845 stuff?

[blk45]

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[mingraygt]

Thanks.

[Gary Sword]

Originally Posted by Stittville Ed

Gary, Try putting it on super thin on a warm day and it will fall right off

I always put it on as thin as possible and I live in south Florida so it's always warm if not hot. It never comes off easy compared to the other paste waxes I use. It does look very good and lasts.

[richy]

I have never found it easy to remove either. The longevity of it has made up for that however when mine runs out, I'll be using DG 601/105 combo with AW periodically.

[Tragu]

I just used the 845 on my Element and it was easy to remove and I let it sit for about 20 min only the side that I left my lights on was a little harder to remove but not bad. My only complaint is that min seperated and it was very hard to shake up.

[Grimm]

Heck, the 845 is so easy, that when I applied it I was short on time and had to pick up my kids. So I left it on there and buffed it off when I got home at least a half hour later. But it wasn't hot.

[trlblazer3]

Looking good there man! I LOVE 845, its simply awesome for winter-time. I just my girlfriends Explorer with DG 601/105 last weekend, and will be topping it with a few coats of 845 in the coming weeks to act as the "sacrificial barrier". Thanks for sharing those awesome pics!