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Message: [QUOTE="CATDiezel, post: 1221922, member: 4387"] This is the real deal right here. Collinite 845. Cannot beat it. It's not formulated for super easy use and elbow grease is required to apply a real coat of wax. The market is FULL of lazy people wax products. Anything that's easy is not worth putting on your rig. And wax should never be left to dry. Otherwise your wiping off dried wax. It should be rubbed in and wiped just at the onset of hazing. Timing is important. That's why they recommend you don't work more than a 2x2 foot area at a time. Collinite wax is premium in the boating industry. I use it on my Sea Ray. And for what it's worth I use my boat wax (Collinite fleet wax 885)on my truck. Don't fall for the infomercial gimmick waxes. As far as application of wax as I have seen asked. Your going to net the absolute best results by wiping down with a microfiber towel. A buffer will remove wax. Looks and feels good afterwards but you have literally removed much of the product off the clear coat. [/QUOTE]

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