Wax question

[KyCatFan]

Collinite 915 Vs. 845. How do these waxes compare as far as looks go? I know 845 will be easier to apply, but how are the looks compared to 915. I know proper prep is the key to the perfect shine, I would just like to know how these compare. Also, how does Meguires #26 compare in the looks department? My car is black, but I would be using them on all different colors. Feed back please Thanks for your time, have a great day!

[Emile]

915 is supposed to be the best looking Collinite wax. I've never used 915, but I have 845 and I can't imagine 915 being any harder to remove than 845. 845 is so hard to buff off I'm scared to use it.

[christian900se]

I would go with 915. I have 915, 476s, and 845 and they are all great. I rarely use 845, using 476s most of the time.

On to my opinion on 915; its a great wax, balancing longevity with looks. Its one of my LSPs of choice for my car, and has the most intense beading I have ever seen. It is easier to remove than 845, but make sure it hazes!

[KyCatFan]

Thanks for you replies. Any comments on #26 vs Collinite for looks?

[harshest]

I was satisfied with 845 and did not have any problems with removal. I thought it looked pretty good on my silver Tacoma.

[ScottB]

proper prep with make all waxes look their best. Certain spray waxes and quick detailers can add gloss and other attributes to cover up a waxes shortcomings in the looks department too.

[christian900se]

I would say that Megs #26 is warmer and deeper, while colly 915 is a bit more reflective and sharp.

[KyCatFan]

Do the looks differ from paste to liqued on the Megs 26? I know some waxs like souveran, the looks differ from paste to liqued and some waxes pretty much have the same look.

[MoBenzOwner]

I actually like the looks of 845 and have had no problems with removal.