Is the Colinite Super Double Coat Carnuba Paste Wax safe for new car finishes like 2016 Kia Sorento?
1640542
Yes, I use it n my 2015 Cherokee Trailhawk and my 2013 Challenger. This stuff lasts.
1640543
Yes, this is safe for a brand new 2016 Kia Sorento. It is actually one of the more durable waxes we have used.
1640544
YES, it's the best I've ever used been using since 1984 got bottle from electrician, been using it since
1640545
Collinite is 100% safe. It is 100% abrasive-free, unlike some other brands that have an ultra-fine grit in addition to carnuba. Collinite carnuba merely adds a layer. It neither removes anything in the process nor does it chemically affect your car's finish. Do one panel at a time and buff as soon as it dries to a haze. Don't let it dry too long before buffing because that makes it very hard to polish to a shine. If you don't like the results it can be removed by washing the car with regular soap (like dish soap). Carnuba wax lasts ONLY IF you wash the car with wax-friendly car wash soap. Good luck! Collinite is 100% safe. It is 100% abrasive-free, unlike some other brands that have an ultra-fine grit in addition to carnuba. Collinite carnuba merely adds a layer. It neither removes anything in the process nor does it chemically affect your car's finish. Do one panel at a time and buff as soon as it dries to a haze. Don't let it dry too long before buffing because that makes it very hard to polish to a shine. If you don't like the results it can be removed by washing the car with regular soap (like dish soap). Carnuba wax lasts ONLY IF you wash the car with wax-friendly car... » Read More Collinite is 100% safe. It is 100% abrasive-free, unlike some other brands that have an ultra-fine grit in addition to carnuba. Collinite carnuba merely adds a layer. It neither removes anything in the process nor does it chemically affect your car's finish. Do one panel at a time and buff as soon as it dries to a haze. Don't let it dry too long before buffing because that makes it very hard to polish to a shine. If you don't like the results it can be removed by washing the car with regular soap (like dish soap). Carnuba wax lasts ONLY IF you wash the car with wax-friendly car wash soap. Good luck! « Show Less
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Sorry not me, but a carnauba wax works diferent from the meguiar wax. The meguiars I think is superior, the main reasson is the wax only protects the paint from water by sealling the surfase, but the meguiars go one step up by adding a substanse thats repells water no only guards againt water.
1621657
I used this to remove bug splatter from the car. I did not notice any removal of wax but I suspect anything that works this effectively on hardened bug splatter would have an effect on wax also. I would recommend re-waxing that portion of the car where it is used. The chrome should be safe as it is harder than the wax on the paint. A little wax on the chrome would not hurt though, and keeping a good coat of wax if good to protect the paint, it also helps to keep other stuff from sticking to the chrome. If you do not remove the splatter from the paint it will do damage the paint, so better to remove it and re wax the panels where you use the product.
2037483
This is not like a car wax that you may have used in the past which does have abrasive powder like a car polish. I am not a chemist or have access to the manufacture formula, so I can't say whether it has abrasive powder in it. I applied it to my 2013 F-250 which was brand new and the results were fantastic. Also applied it to my Red 2011 Toyota Highlander, and did not see any paint residue coming off on the applicator or on my microfiber cloth I used to wipe the sealant off with. Just put it on lightly with a soft cloth or pad. Do not rub hard and not in a circular motion when wiping the dried sealant residue off. I know you won't be disappointed with this product. This is not like a car wax that you may have used in the past which does have abrasive powder like a car polish. I am not a chemist or have access to the manufacture formula, so I can't say whether it has abrasive powder in it. I applied it to my 2013 F-250 which was brand new and the results were fantastic. Also applied it to my Red 2011 Toyota Highlander, and did not see any paint residue coming off on the applicator or on my microfiber cloth I used to wipe the sealant off with. Just put it on lightly with a soft cloth or pad. Do not rub hard and not in a circular motion when wiping the... » Read More This is not like a car wax that you may have used in the past which does have abrasive powder like a car polish. I am not a chemist or have access to the manufacture formula, so I can't say whether it has abrasive powder in it. I applied it to my 2013 F-250 which was brand new and the results were fantastic. Also applied it to my Red 2011 Toyota Highlander, and did not see any paint residue coming off on the applicator or on my microfiber cloth I used to wipe the sealant off with. Just put it on lightly with a soft cloth or pad. Do not rub hard and not in a circular motion when wiping the dried sealant residue off. I know you won't be disappointed with this product. « Show Less
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This product is a paint sealant, not a cleaner. That is, paint finishes typically are prepared for an annual waxing such as that which you have described by first washing the vehicle (use a high quality car wash product) and then removing paint imperfections using a three stage process of compounding, polishing and waxing (or sealing the paint). Using products from Meguiar's, all this can be done successfully by almost anyone with a little practice. But, I would suggest you contact Meguiars technical hotline to discuss your specific situation and product needs.
1929775
The answer is "no". It is not the right solution for that. Instead use a synthetic based (so soap does not dissolve it away so readily) automotive wax like Nu Finish.
2016885
I used it on a very old car. It worked well (but not perfect). I was trying to cover large areas of faded enamel. They are better but not totally black. However, I certainly found it safe and it has been a durable wax. I don't know that it will really hide all the scratches, but I can't imagine it would do any harm.
31440
yes it is. And this product don't seems have wax content, so do wax the car after or the clear coat gets wearing out faster.
607784
While many say you don't need to add wax, you can most definitely wax the car after Nu Finish has cured (which I would wait at least a day since the bottle doesn't mention curing time).Nu Finish isn't technically a polish - it is a sealant. Applying wax on top will add to the overall depth and shine.
1110273
It does not do well on a paste waxed surface(it leaves a spotty finish)-how it reacts to other finishes I do not know,I would be cautious,but bare wood or layering on top of previous coats of Johnson's is what it is meant for.
340598
Absolutely! Today I was polishing a car with both single stage black enamel and lacquer and it works exceedingly well. Even using a wool pad, you would be impressed at how nicely it finishes. As others state, you will need to follow with M205 or something to refine the marks left from compounding. In other words, it is not a one-step product. Worked *carefully* with a microfiber applicator or towel, it can be used by hand, but I would only recommend this in spot applications.
802476
Not personally. It's a product that should be safe for that application, however, as it is food grade. It has enough wax in it that it can be buffed out to a sheen, as well.
1220182
This product works well on recommended surfaces however I am not sure if automobiles are recommended. Also, you don't say if you are referring to the painted finish or chrome finish on the car. Nonetheless, there is a telephone number on the bottle that you can call and they will probably be able to answer your question. Good Luck!
1105730
There's no doubt about it - you must clean (i.e. wash with water) the car to remove all dirt, grease etc - I use a small amount of detergent in the water too. The results of the nu-finish are fantastic - I've been using for three years and have used the polish three times and it lasts for a full twelve months each time
48375
Lots and lots and lots depending on how often you clean your car. I bought my last bottle at least a year ago and I have a classic Mustang plus a regular car. This stuff is so great. Once you try it, you'll never buy another car wax again and it's so so much easier to apply and polish-kind of like spraying with a glass cleaner and it polishes to a brilliant shine. You can even use it to remove bugs and tar.
1394613
random orbit eliminates swirl marks in the polishing process. I also recommed the soft foam polishing pad that you can purchase at most auto supply stores. I purchased mine at NAPA. This maching is well balanced and put such a nice finish back on my 2006 Jaguar that many people thought I purchased a new car. Best of luck. (I tossed my old car polishing unit)
1295824
I had a black 1979 Harley Fatbob Superglide a long time ago and I used a paste wax once. I found it got caught in every nook and cranny. At the time I used Armorall and it worked great. You just have to make sure not to use any oil on hot pipes as it will "blue" them or stain them if not wiped off. The Collinite (like all pastes) is hard to get out of hard to reach places. Don't know if this helps or not.