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June 29th, 2013 03:20 AM #1
before you can bring out the shine, you should have your paint surface cleaned and prepared. washing alone cannot get rid of the contaminants in the paint surface so you need to clay it, then to remove swirl marks and scratches, you need to polish it. but since you like to do it in an easy manner (less paraphernalia and procedures as you said) then maybe you end up just washing it
to give you an idea of the waxes you mentioned,
Collinite Car Wax Products, Collinite Wax, Insulator Wax, collinite 845, collinite double coat
collinite 845 or liquid insulator wax is easier to apply by hand or by machine. it is a wax on wax off type of wax so you can buff it off as soon as you apply it. on a properly prep paint surface, it shines!
collinite 476 is a paste wax and quite hard to remove. the technique is to apply it as "thin" as possible and buff panel by panel. the advantage of 476 is its durability, it can stand many washes and last longer.
why not try collinite 915 instead? it's also a paste wax, less durable than 476 but its easier to apply and remove/buff. I use it on my silver Vios and i'm happy with the shine. I highly recommend it
enjoy your detailing session ma'am c4u...Last edited by monty_GTV; June 29th, 2013 at 03:24 AM.
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November 24th, 2015 03:25 AM #4