For sale : The longest lasting car wax (collinite 476s)

[dynamicallyStatic]

Pls suggest me the china wax name

It's soft99 fusso coat. It comes in two variants Light and Dark depending on your car color. I think it's a Japanese brand and available in China.
Also note that you might see soft99 available locally but that's a different variant (cleaner wax).

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[shaheryar.khokhar]

Let me know if the buyer backoff. And pls pm me the.price as well.

[dynamicallyStatic]

Let me know if the buyer backoff. And pls pm me the.price as well.

The price is listed in the main post in the end.
The current ones are gone but I might get a few more in a month or two.. So will reach out and give chance to people that already showed interest.

[Muzammil73]

Let me know when you get more.

[musf]

Plz give me a buzz as well when u got 845 or 476

[aliusman420]

Kindly contact me too when next stock arrives. Genuine buyer!

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[villain]

Genuine Buyer here.. Inbox me when new stock arrives... Waiting...

[dynamicallyStatic]

Kindly contact me too when next stock arrives. Genuine buyer!

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Genuine Buyer here.. Inbox me when new stock arrives... Waiting...

Maintaining a list. Names noted. Will reach out inshAllah

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[lazers]

Anyone here has experience with this wax ? For how long it lasts in PK if car is parked in direct sun light 5 days a week ?

[dynamicallyStatic]

Anyone here has experience with this wax ? For how long it lasts in PK if car is parked in direct sun light 5 days a week ?

Not sure of the Pakistan conditions, but this wax has been universally used including the brutal winters in the canada and usa and with all the snow/road salt/brine , it has lasted them those brutal seasons and still was protecting when they went on detail for next season. Our summers are brutal but this wax had a very high melting point. Other than that we have dust in our region more than US/UK but I doubt that would be any factor in decreasing its durability. Although the wax is detergent safe, still using a car shampoo would be the right way for it to last longer.
While several reviews mention 10-12 months, if it gives you 4-6 months you are still at benefit. Prep is the key (as with all waxes and sealants). So that's the most important thing. To ensure complete, go with two coats a few hours apart and you should be set for the season (or more). This wax isn't forgiving with its application so you have apply very thin and remove every few panels.

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[ussi]

Sir is it available??

[dynamicallyStatic]

Sir is it available??

I will let you know when it becomes available again (hopefully in a month or two).

[dynamicallyStatic]

Is a pot still available?

Tried messaging you but your inbox is full.

[murtaza.bhutta]

Brother can I have any of the Collinites reserved next time you get them? (476s, 915 or 845, any one of these)

[dynamicallyStatic]

Brother can I have any of the Collinites reserved next time you get them? (476s, 915 or 845, any one of these)

Noted. I will get back to you as I get some.

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[Thinking]

Regarding the frequency of this wax' application, I dont think it would harm if you layer it every few months... Layering it with itself more frequently may cause streaking (and even slightly muting paintwork) but thats primarily applicable to the collinite waxes only. Almost all other waxes tend to work fine when layering them frequently.
Regarding the habit of routine waxing, this wax serves a different market mostly of consumers that aren't either regular with waxing their cars, or take them regularly to a service station for wash (which is a norm internationally) and importantly provide a season long durability (considering the extreme snow/rainy weathers into consideration when its impossible to do anything to your car even if you're a detailer and I have witnessed this first hand). Keep in mind this is an old timer several decades old wax but still has its strong hold.
Having said that, quite a lot of detailers like to have collinite 476s and 845 as their base protection and then top it with beauty/luxury waxes frequently.

Yes, it went out quick. Several people reached out after that.
For you, it will be expensive to get this wax all alone via airmail as shipping + customs would get into play. I wouldn't suggest spending so much on this alone. If you have someone in china, i could recommend another solid durable super wax that lasts as long as this. When someone is travelling though from UK, you could get this ordered and feel free to reach out to me for advices on the minimum set value for money products you can get and I'd be happy to help.

brother i usually tend to get my car polished once a month atleast, sometimes twice a month. will it be fine to use collinite 476 everytime?

or i use it once and tan the next time i use mothers california gold (which i already have) and keep using them alternately which would still mean once a month application of collinite. will it be fine? or application of collinite 476 should be less frequent?

[dynamicallyStatic]

brother i usually tend to get my car polished once a month atleast, sometimes twice a month. will it be fine to use collinite 476 everytime?

or i use it once and tan the next time i use mothers california gold (which i already have) and keep using them alternately which would still mean once a month application of collinite. will it be fine? or application of collinite 476 should be less frequent?

Yeah, monthly usage would be fine for that freshly waxed look. You can definitely play around with the combo of california gold to see how the layering for you goes. Layering in most cases does bring you better results but can't be predicted beforehand for different brand products.
So you can wash, cleanse paint and then use collinite 476.. perhaps a couple weeks later layer california gold and see how that combo goes.. both being oily and carnauba waxes, should be able to accept each other on top.. you'll have to experiment with what combo works for you.

[Thinking]

Yeah, monthly usage would be fine for that freshly waxed look. You can definitely play around with the combo of california gold to see how the layering for you goes. Layering in most cases does bring you better results but can't be predicted beforehand for different brand products.
So you can wash, cleanse paint and then use collinite 476.. perhaps a couple weeks later layer california gold and see how that combo goes.. both being oily and carnauba waxes, should be able to accept each other on top.. you'll have to experiment with what combo works for you.

thanks brother for the feed back. will use in combo and let you know in case of any concerns.

[krafiq]

Sir, What's the current position regarding availability of the wax?

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