Hi, i just want to clarify something, Yes there are 3 types of Sapphire waxes that collinite makes, they are the Sapphire pre-wax cleaner, Liquid Sapphire and Sapphire paste, the main difference with the liquid and the paste sapphire is just the consistency, of course the paste has more carnauba in it and lasts longer, and all 3 does not contain any abrasives, the difference between liquid saphhire and paste sapphire to sapphire pre-wax cleaner is that both liquid and paste contain waxes, while the sapphire pre-wax cleaner doesn't offer any protection but it offers a better cleaning ability, these 3 doesn't contain any abrasives and the cleaners they contain are non mechanical/abrasive based, its chemical based, its like a facial, there's the chemical peel and the diamond peel, the sapphire waxes use chemical cleaners to remove stains and contaminants from the paint and it at some level can reduce clear coat but much much far less than mechanical cleaners and they are more even and leveled when finished. i hope this clears out some things.
The 82 is actually good for both machine and hand application, if you use machine application it would produce a deep wet look like 205 and it dries up really fast and is a big hard to remove, when used by hand i can only remove those really really minor swirls on the paint, IMO this is a good finishing product to follow up with 83 when you want that added depth.
Hello, for me try the Sapphire Paste wax its a good wax especially for whites because it really gives that clean and bright glow, but if you want to use another product with it, i would recommend another paste wax also from collinite which would be either 476 or fleet wax, the sapphire paste wax is a little expensive and you don't need its cleaning abilities every other week or so, so putting on some 476 and fleet wax might help reduce your cost, the sapphire's durability falls slightly below 476 but its cleaning abilities are world class
You're doing alright, what you're doing is fine, its just that some of us want more for our cars so we opt to clay the car so the waxes bond properly making it last longer, we put on glazes to make it look better and hide swirls, we put sealants so just incase our waxes fail we still have the sealants as second protection, its just those stuffs that we add but your regimen is already good.
Collinite is not that well known in most detailing forums because its really not that well advertised, and top that with the fact that most people find it hard to remove also makes it less popular but in all honesty one of the most under rated product, 73SS is good and i've tried it already and i wouldn't recommend it if its not good, if i were you what i would do is step 2, sapphire paste and then step 3, why? sapphire has cleaning abilities that might just remove step 3, where as putting step 3 later would prolong sapphire paste. If used properly the reduction in the clearcoat is nothing significant, you can wax for the next 20 years and still have clear coat left.
Hahaha well i dropped by last time but i was really busy and i have to finish my work upstairs and i didn't want to bother you guys since i think you were in the middle of something, and i really had to sort out the things we need to buy from divi, see im opening a store near UST, its a pasta place and we're in the works of building up the place so its a major hectic week for me and our rent is counting so we really have to kick things up a little, hope you guys could drop by some time once its open.
what's an insulator wax?? what's the diff between insulator wax and sealants?
who's selling? how much? how is it used? pwede ba by hand lang?
hello albert, my BF told me you were the loudest and organizer of the meet up, i personally apologize if the seminar wasn't pushed through as a whole day thing, i was the reason its a half day since i need my BF to go with me to divisoria and buy the things we need for the shop, haha as with edwin's detail? if ever you bring your car to him i'll make doubly sure its in top condition, hehe see im better at inspecting details compared to him, and i hope i could meet you guys next time when things are not as hectic as last weekend.
hahaha don't worry collinite has a product called insulator wax 845, 845 is basically a liquid version of 476, its easier to apply and remove since its liquid but it offers about half the protection of 476, jerome's selling it, my BF used to sell it until he switched to 476 purely, its used as a wax and its hand applied.
Dami ko n22nan k sir edwin and frm dellow tsikoteers!!! Thanls to everyone who shared their knowledge!!!
Mga pafs, post naman dito ng dilution ratios ng ONR for different uses... Tnx!!!