Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze
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Gus_Mahn
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BTW you can layer the Collinite over the Klasse. Klasse is a synthetic so the Collinite won't remove any of it. Klasse itself can also be layered by re coating the car the day after the first coat. The combination of the two is supposed to be the maximum durability found in the detail world.
I think Collinite lasts longer than the Klasse. Duragloss 501/601/105 topped with Aquawax lasts 4-6 months. It sounds complicated but it's really not.
I would think Collinite would last longer than Klasse. 845 is incredible.
I like to put on at least 2 coats, about a day apart. Amazing results, on/off like butter, water beading is INSANE, and durability is excellent.
All for 15 bucks.
I like to put on at least 2 coats, about a day apart. Amazing results, on/off like butter, water beading is INSANE, and durability is excellent.
All for 15 bucks.
Gus_Mahn
Well-Known LVC Member
Agree Collinte is the best stuff I've ever used, and it's inexpensive. I think the gloss is outstanding, but I've seen others say that other (read expensive) waxes are better. I've never been able to see a difference other than Collinite lasting a looong time.
I have some higher end waxes:
Rubbish Boy's Original Edition
Dodo Juice Supernatural
Dodo Juice Austintacious
Honestly, i can tell a difference in looks on uncorrected paint a lot more than on a properly prepped surface. If you can polish a paint surface to near 100% perfect, than the difference a wax makes lookswise is negligible.
But on DD's, and for the majority of people who don't want to pay (or spend the time polishing) for a perfect finish, the difference in the higher end waxes lookswise can be significant.
RBOE is my favorite wax as of right now. I have not stepped up to Swissvax or Zymol yet (when I say Zymol, I am referring to their higher end waxes like Concours, Destiny, and Vintage), but RBOE has been compared to Vintage and results in a VERY similar result.
What I like to do is start with a base layer of Collinite 845. Then top with a "looks" wax. Lusso Oro and Collinite 845 play very well together.
Rubbish Boy's Original Edition
Dodo Juice Supernatural
Dodo Juice Austintacious
Honestly, i can tell a difference in looks on uncorrected paint a lot more than on a properly prepped surface. If you can polish a paint surface to near 100% perfect, than the difference a wax makes lookswise is negligible.
But on DD's, and for the majority of people who don't want to pay (or spend the time polishing) for a perfect finish, the difference in the higher end waxes lookswise can be significant.
RBOE is my favorite wax as of right now. I have not stepped up to Swissvax or Zymol yet (when I say Zymol, I am referring to their higher end waxes like Concours, Destiny, and Vintage), but RBOE has been compared to Vintage and results in a VERY similar result.
What I like to do is start with a base layer of Collinite 845. Then top with a "looks" wax. Lusso Oro and Collinite 845 play very well together.