Which Collinite ? (1 Viewer)

[Larrynwin]

Collinite 476s, 845 or 915 ?

I used 476s last year but now see two others available.
Any idea which is best if any , has anyone used these or @Charlie might well know.

 

[Silver-Fox]

Any of the above think 476 is the one of choice or as @cornish boy recommended to me 3m for marine use as its got uv inhibitors in there

 

[Charlie]

I have and use all 3 variants. 476S has the longest durability which makes it so ideal for our large vehicles as it cuts down the time we spend applying the stuff.

Stick with your 476 you won't go wrong ....

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[Steve devon]

Dearest @Charlie , I need some advice, I have faint swirl marks on my metallic red car, what is the best product to use to get rid of them by hand? I'm too hamfisted to use a machine, I've had a rummage through the forum but could not find too much info, thanks in advance mate

 

[Larrynwin]

I have and use all 3 variants. 476S has the longest durability which makes it so ideal for our large vehicles as it cuts down the time we spend applying the stuff.

Stick with your 476 you won't go wrong ....

Thanks @Charlie 476 it is

 

[Charlie]

Dearest @Charlie , I need some advice, I have faint swirl marks on my metallic red car, what is the best product to use to get rid of them by hand? I'm too hamfisted to use a machine, I've had a rummage through the forum but could not find too much info, thanks in advance mate

Menzerna PO 85 RD Is a good starting point. Not to bad to use by hand as it remains quite wet while polishing.

I have to be honest though polishing by hand is very arduous and not really efficient in so much you won't get good even consistent results.

There is a guide to machine polishing in the detailing section which may help you ..

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[Steve devon]

Menzerna PO 85 RD Is a good starting point. Not to bad to use by hand as it remains quite wet while polishing.

I have to be honest though polishing by hand is very arduous and not really efficient in so much you won't get good even consistent results.

There is a guide to machine polishing in the detailing section which may help you ..

Thanks Charlie