COLLINITENo. 845 Insulator Wax, 16 Fl Oz - 2 Pack

My buddy turned me onto this wax about 10 years ago from boaters who used it on the sides of their boats.Goes on so easy and looks great and lasts.

We wax vehicles, generator, tractor & a/c unit twice a year. Holds up well & vehicles have a shine that we haven't had with any other wax period. Highly recommend. Goes on well ( doesn't take much & easy off.

Collinite is great stuffOn an old school paint job it’s one of the best bangs for the buck. Long lasting and has the oils to rejuvenate the paint pigment. When topped with some 3M#7 you’ll get a rich color and depth every time. Before and after pictures are of my 1981 Jeep Cherokee Chief that came out of Southern California. The paint was in good shape but was dried out and had bad oxidation. A good polish and a few coats of collinite was all it took. The paint was so dried out it pulled in the wax oils the first and second time but by the 4 application in a week it was super rich n glossy.

This product I have been using, since the 1980's to the present! Easy to apply and wipe off! Removes, tar, sap, etc. with slightly extra pressure. The car keeps beading up for almost a year! Awesome shine!

This is the best polish for the automotive paint.Lasts a long time and it's easy to apply.My last use of it was 6 months ago and the water beads very well on the surface.What I love is the shine and not having to clean up the residue from dried white wax.Very easy to apply and wipe off.Great product!Highly recommend.

As finishing waxes and using them go over the years, I have learned to compromise! I've seen and used waxes that have a little better and deeper shine. But in every case they're fairly easy to apply but present huge difficulties in removal. The other issue is how various brands of wax survive our Western New York winters, through my experience all seem to last about the same duration! Collinite is for me one of those compromise waxes that I will continue to use in the future. Not quite as deep of shine as a good Carrabba wax gives, but one that's easy to get on and very easy to buff off! I'm sure it's been mentioned that the product directions are just a bit different, and it's a real wise person pays attention to them. Simply makes the job go along much easier, thin coat going on, work it into the surface and will be very happy with the results. The other recommendation this product really needs an adequate warm-up before use in a hot water bath! My own personal recommendation deals with packaging, that top design needs to be changed as it sits it's hard to administer correctly. This product works very well for me and one I'll be ordering again.

There is none better than Collinite. The price was right. I’ll purchase again.

Like anyone who takes waxing a vehicle seriously, I've tried so many brands over the years looking for that last brand I'd be loyal to. Ten years ago I found Collinite 476S paste wax and I thought it was the end of my search, and it was. It was easy to apply, especially for a paste, and easily the most durable wax I've ever put on. Then I saw this (Insulator) when I was ready to order some more 476S and decided to give it a shot. How does it compare? It's easier to apply, looks fantastic, and behaves like a hydrophobic wax, although they make no claims to that effect. The first time I washed my car after waxing with this, it rinsed the pollen and dirt right off and the water sheeted off, but you still have to wash a car if you towel dry it. If it's as durable as 476S, it should last a long time. I usually get over 6 months but all my vehicles are garaged in conditioned air and don't see a lot of miles. Even my neighbor who wouldn't notice a train coming down the road asked me if I had my car painted recently. Also, following someone's suggestion, I waxed my windows with this (except the windshield though they said you could). They look incredible and water sheets off better than Rain X. Never too old to learn something new! I'll update on the durability if it's significantly different than the 476S.