when i wax this spring....

[Stegs]

When i get my truck out of storage i usually go thru it with a full detail


I have products that i use, but i want to make sure i do them in the right order


start out:
1 wash (foam gun with cg glossworks soap)
2. dry
3. cg blacklight
4. cg petes 53
5. collinite 845


my question is collinite 845. I never used it before so should that go on in step 3, or last to hold everything else in?

[Mike Phillips]

When i get my truck out of storage i usually go thru it with a full detail


I have products that i use, but i want to make sure i do them in the right order


start out:
1 wash (foam gun with cg glossworks soap)
2. dry
3. cg blacklight
4. cg petes 53
5. collinite 845


my question is collinite 845. I never used it before so should that go on in step 3, or last to hold everything else in?

If it were me I would just pick one, either the Pete's 53 or the Collinite and do a GREAT job of applying one wax and then take care of the car.

If I were to top one with the other then you have the right order.

[Stegs]

If it were me I would just pick one, either the Pete's 53 or the Collinite and do a GREAT job of applying one wax and then take care of the car.

If I were to top one with the other then you have the right order.

thanks MIKE

Scott

[BuckeyeR/T]

I'm not sure if it is true of 845 but, Collinite #915 struggles to last on top of CG Blacklight.

[Stegs]

I'm not sure if it is true of 845 but, Collinite #915 struggles to last on top of CG Blacklight.

i heard something like that, thats why i was curious if i should put collinite 845 on first...then the rest...


Ill give it a try in the order i thought....if it doenst work...then i will redo it

[Jersey John]

The basic rule of thumb is to apply the longest lasting product first and the shortest lasting product last so that that wears off and you can re-apply.

[Zubair]

845 is more durable than Pete's but Pete's is noticeably shinier, I would choose one or the other not both. Also if u were to layer the more durable protection goes first then top with the looker.

[MrOneEyedBoh]

If you were to layer, I'd just use the same product. Do a double coat, just to eliminate any low spots or spots you could've missed.

[Stegs]

The basic rule of thumb is to apply the longest lasting product first and the shortest lasting product last so that that wears off and you can re-apply.

easy enough