Collinite845 16 oz PACK of 2

a friend told me about this wax, first a little goes a long way. after applying the surface is slicker than teflon. THIS IS NOT A CLEANER, the surface must be clean before application

works well but apply this SUPER thin and allow this to haze.We use this with TEC 582 and the results are insane

I don't need to purchase a whole case! I detailed vehicles as a side job and in the 80's a friend introduced me to Insulator Wax which led me to purchasing cases from Collinite using it detailing and selling it. I quit detailing a few years back and had no reason to purchase a case at a time so being able to purchase a couple of bottles works great for keeping my vehicles looking good. You must clean and polish prior to using Insulator Wax, if you have been using it then usually a good clay bar treatment works well. For fiberglass I really like the Fleet Past Wax better than Insulator Wax. Gelcoat fiberglass needs a good polish prior ro wax. Update: I found Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Wax applied every few months keeps the slick finish & when I pull the boat out of the water the wipe down is a breeze because most of the water has rolled off.

What can I say? I've been using this for years. Makes my all black collector's car shine and will last all season. The water beads right up. I also use this on sleds in the winter. On the canoe and I have used this on a boat and it seams to last for a while. Here's the tricky part, when you put it on, leave it and don't take it off right away. Wait till it dries. Then use a terry cloth towel and switch towels often if it's a bigger project. On my Flex, I coat the insides of the doors and panels with this and for living in the rust-belt, no issues with a 10 year old vehicle!! NO RUST!!!

Seems to work well