Colinites wax is a wax used to help forms release from molds. It is not a cleaner/wax. If you have oxidation use a cleaner first then seal and polish it with Colinites. It's available at GT automotive paint stores here in the St. Paul area. It goes on like very soft butter and wipes off easily after a few minutes dry time no matter what temperature you apply it in. Can be used by hand or machine. I started using it 15 years ago and everyone I recommend it to says it's the best they've used.

 

Which Collinite? They make a bunch of different forumlations. I've tried the insulator wax and liked it okay but, it's fairly tough to remove. Then again, it's not really made to be used on vehicles (although it can be).

RP

 

Same question as RP............... which one?

Tell me it was the Marque D' Elegance............. I've been looking for an excuse to try that one!

 

Actually I meant the Insulator wax. What is this other type of Colinite wax your talking about? I haven't seen any other types of Colinite.

 

Check here:

http://www.collinite.com/auto.htm

 

I just got my 03 screw last Tuesday and bought 2 cans of the Collinite Paste Fleetwax from a local marine supply store this week. I had used it on my boat a 2 years ago and it works great. Tried a Meguires product this year and I was less than impressed. If you use the collinite follow the directions...as in buff off "BEFORE" it dries. Or else you will wear out your arms. Great wax. Here is an old link but it is good info.

http://www.greatcove.org/read_boat_wax.htm

 

welcome foggylink.