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Old 08-10-2007, 10:03 PM
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Review on Indigo bonnets and Collinite 845

Well I finally got a chance to use my Indigo bonnets today and I must say I really like them. I received a bottle of Collinite 845 and went to my brothers house to put a layer on his black Mazda3 sport. Sorry no pics...forgot my camera.

I washed with ONR and dry with my cobra MF's of course. Not needing polished or clayed( this is my test car) I went right ahead and applied the Collinite. I applied the 845 to half the car with a PC and the other half by hand with a foam applicator. I feel using the PC was better, the layer was even and thin. After I did most of the car I changed to my orange Edge pad with the Indigo bonnet and went to work buffing off the 845. It came off so easy with the bonnet although I also tried my regular Indigo MF and it came off easy that way too. I also tried to put a layer of 845 on the wheels but don't know if that worked right.

Either way I really like the Collinite(my new winter wax from what others say) and I will continue to use the bonnets also.

I really appreciate the bonnets(AG) and the Collinite(Motorcity) and would recommend the bonnets and Collinite 845 to anybody.

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Old 08-10-2007, 10:30 PM
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Thanks for the review. How much of the car could cover just using one side of the Indigo bonnet?
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Thanks Rob.
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Thanks for the review. How much of the car could cover just using one side of the Indigo bonnet?
This was my first time using bonnets so I wasn't sure how that worked so I never let it get caked up. I used both sides of both bonnets I have on a little over have the car but I think they could have gone a lot further. Next time I use them I will see how long they will go before they cake up.
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Awesome review, thanks for taking the time and doing this. I enjoyed reading it. I got like 7 or 8 bonnets and never have used them. You got me wanting to pull one out and try it. Thanks again....
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This was my first time using bonnets so I wasn't sure how that worked so I never let it get caked up. I used both sides of both bonnets I have on a little over have the car but I think they could have gone a lot further. Next time I use them I will see how long they will go before they cake up.
Thanks for the info. I'll have to get some it my next order. Maybe AG will make some in a 4" size to work with the Cyclo.
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Glad you liked the 845 Rob.

Thanks for sharing!
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Awesome review, thanks for taking the time and doing this. I enjoyed reading it. I got like 7 or 8 bonnets and never have used them. You got me wanting to pull one out and try it. Thanks again....
Yeah when I got them I was putting them in a duffel bag I got and found two cobra orange bonnets I ordered a while ago that I forgot about. My guess would be they are very useful for waxes that are difficult to remove but can still be used to remove any wax or sealant.
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Glad you liked the 845 Rob.

Thanks for sharing!
Yeah I really appreciate it...probably would have never ordered it but I will always keep it on hand now. Ever use any of there other stuff?
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