Top Collinite Auto Wax Products

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Collinite Wax & Detailing – 845, 476s, 915, Marine & More

Collinite has a cult following for one reason: durability. These waxes and sealants are built to handle real-world abuse — sun, salt, road grime, harsh winters, and constant washing — without falling on their face after a few weeks. If you want long-lasting protection and strong water beading instead of marketing fluff, you’re in the right place.

Whether you’re maintaining a daily driver, prepping a performance car for track use, or keeping a boat’s gelcoat from chalking out, this collection covers paint, fiberglass, metal, and interior surfaces.

Quick Buying Guide: Which Collinite Do I Need?

• New to Collinite / One Product to Do It All:
  Start with Collinite 845 Insulator Wax. Liquid, easy to apply by hand or machine, and known for long-lasting protection and tight water beading. Ideal for daily drivers, SUVs, and trucks.
• Maximum Paste-Wax Durability (Winter / Salt / Harsh Conditions):
  Choose Collinite 476s. This is the “tank” of the lineup – a paste wax built for long-term protection against road salt, snow, and nasty weather.
• Show-Car Look / Deeper Glow:
  For vehicles that need a richer, warmer glow, go for Collinite 915 Marque d’Elegance. Great for darker colors and show/garage-kept cars.
• Boats & Marine (Fiberglass / Gelcoat):
  Use the Collinite marine system:
  • 920 – cleaner to remove oxidation and staining
  • 925 or 885 – protective wax for shine and long-term protection
  Look for our pre-built marine kits if you want everything in one shot.
• Quick Maintenance & Top-Ups:
  Products like No. 100 Beadcoat, No. 150 Slickr, and 520 Mr. Collins are designed for fast touch-ups, drying aid use, and maintaining gloss and slickness between major details.
• Bulk / Case Packs for Shops:
  If you’re a detailer or shop running through product quickly, check the case packs for better cost per bottle on 845 and other high-rotation items.

How to Use This Page

• Use the filters to narrow down by paint, marine, interior, or kits.
• Start with 845, 476s, or 915 if you’re unsure — those three cover 90% of typical car care use cases.
• For boats, skip the guesswork and go straight to the marine cleaners + wax kits.

FAQ

How long does Collinite 845 last?
In real-world use, Collinite 845 typically offers several months of protection per application when applied to properly prepped paint. Durability depends on wash routine, climate, and how the vehicle is used, but it’s known for outlasting most off-the-shelf waxes.

What’s the difference between 845 and 476s?
845 is a liquid wax — easy to apply and remove, great for most drivers and climates. 476s is a paste wax with a stronger focus on maximum durability, especially for winter/salt use. If you want the easiest option, pick 845. If you want the toughest protection and don’t mind a paste, pick 476s.

Which Collinite is best for a show car?
All three main waxes look good, but 915 Marque d’Elegance is the go-to for deeper, warmer gloss, especially on darker colors and garage-kept/show vehicles.

Can I use Collinite on ceramic-coated cars?
Some owners do use Collinite products on top of coatings as a sacrificial layer. If you’re layering on a coating, keep it light and test on a small area first. If you want to maintain a coating without building up heavy layers, look at faster maintenance products like spray sealants and bead boosters.

Do these products work in direct sun or high heat?
For best results, work in the shade on cool panels. Collinite products can be forgiving, but like any wax or sealant, working out of direct sun gives you more control over haze time and wipe-off.

Still not sure what to choose?
If you’re stuck, you can’t go wrong starting with 845 Insulator Wax for cars/trucks, or the Collinite marine cleaner + wax combo for boats. Add a quick-detailer or beadcoat for easy maintenance, and build from there.