Collinite S-845 Insulator Wax Speed-Carnauba + Polymer Sealant+Spray Wax Topper. High Gloss Shine + Paint Protection & Durable Hydrophobics. Fast Spray& Wipe Results for Cars, Trucks, RV (16 fl oz)

My Tacoma has a couple Coates of 845 Insulator wax in it. It got super dirty last week hauling dirt, the was was so good my foam from my cannon was sliding off. After drying I used the 845 spray wax and it looks amazing.

Superb. Absolutely fantastic product

Works

The wax is like water, but it does the job. I like the original version better than this version. I used the original wax on my 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe and built up the wax on the vehicle and every time it rained or snowed, it would slide off the vehicle. I just reordered the original version last week.

I wanna say I love this line of products. I will say this one I was very upset about because I ordered it. I don’t know a couple months ago. I’m not sure what the date is up there never used it because I knew I had a job coming up that I was wanting to try it on, so I had it in my truck in my bag of my arsenal to do this job with and so I wouldn’t do the job last week. Went to get it out and it had all leaked out except for just a very little bit in the bottom so I got absolutely zero use out of this. I’m hairy not happy about this.

I’ve tried many of the ‘high end’ auto polishes, glazes and waxes for application by hand — Zymol, Griot’s, P21s and the other usual suspects. Recently I’ve settled on Collinite 915 as my go to wax. The Collinite ‘clay towel’ is also great, as is the 520 quick detail spray. I’ve used the ‘Insulator wax’ now and then, and when I’m feeling really lazy, No. 325 ‘All In One’ cleaner/polish/wax. They’re all excellent.I figured I’d give this a try, perhaps as a step up from the No. 520 to use between full tilt wash, polish, glaze and wax sessions.To be honest, it’s neither fish nor fowl and it’s my least favorite Collinite product. It isn’t really a quick detail spray to use instead of washing the car to remove light dust and perk up a car that has a good layer of wax on it already, because you really need to use this on a clean, dry, freshly washed car. And it isn’t really my idea of a wax, as it’s not that much easier to use than a liquid or paste wax and it won’t offer anywhere near the shine and protection of those.What you’ll get from this product is a thin, not very long lasting layer of wax that provides very modest shine and paint protection If you’re not inclined to do a full bore wax job. If you want to rely on more frequent washing and a quick spray wax after each wash, I guess ‘Speed Wax’ might suit you — although Griot’s offers a ‘spray-on wax’ that is much more substantial than this if that’s your preferred car care routine.So there you have Collinite Speed Wax. It’s not bad; but it’s not especially useful either. I’m not likely to rebuy.

Got this to supplement the paste wax I use on my pickup. It’s is a good detail spray and gives it a nice shine. I have not used it a lot yet but so far I’m happy with the results.

Maintains the color "pop" created from Collinite 915 paste wax. Suggest the Quick Detail spray as well for those unwanted spots or bird droppings.