Color UP Sapphire Collinite No.840

**tommy** · 01-23-2008, 12:06 AM

Collinite no.476s is top of my favorite wax & protection for lsp, its give awasome result on dark paint. I was imagined if apply COLOR-UP PREWAX CLEANNER before apply 476s or 845 it could be exteam boot up dark color as deep shine wet. So i decied to get 1 to try.

I've tired on one pannel on last sunday, i folded a liquid of 840 into the pad and rubbing by hand, a liquid is drying fast and harder to wipe of by hand. So just wondering how is use it for the best?

Is anyone used it before & is it really work grate as it say "Color UP"?

**cegcsg2** · 01-24-2008, 08:50 PM

Tommy,
My experience with the 845 has been to use it sparingly just like with the Collinite waxes and not to let it haze. Another word of caution; 845 is not intended for darker colored clear coat finishes (not sure why).

**Carbon Blue** · 01-24-2008, 11:01 PM

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where did you hear that 845 is not for darker colored paints?

**cegcsg2** · 01-25-2008, 08:26 PM

Originally Posted by Carbon Blue

^^
where did you hear that 845 is not for darker colored paints?

Darker colored clear coat finishes....Heard it from Collinite.

I've never tried it on a darker colored clear coat (because Collinite advises against it). Has anyone tried it and had good success? I'd be curious to know...

**Andy Wayan** · 01-27-2008, 02:56 AM

Originally Posted by cegcsg2

Darker colored clear coat finishes....Heard it from Collinite.

I've never tried it on a darker colored clear coat (because Collinite advises against it). Has anyone tried it and had good success? I'd be curious to know...

Hi, not advisable for darkker coloured clear coats...trust me..u wouldnt want to go there...

**tommy** · 01-27-2008, 08:42 AM

Thanks everyone for replies, i'v another tried with the UDM & CCS black pad i did on speed 3-4 to remove the wax but it still hard to remove. so i think 840 may not friendly to use.