Reddit reviews Collinite Marque D’Elegance Carnauba Paste Wax #915 Combo
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Provides a rich and warm gleam along with extensive durabilityProtects in the most demanding environments, rain or shine, on track or on the streetFormulated from the highest-ever concentration of pure Carnauba waxesCombo includes yellow applicator pad and microfiber towel
For those interested in prices per quantity, I did some hunting for you.
AutoGlym Hi Def $49.96/150g
Collinite 915 Marque D'Elegance $31.99/12oz
Nattys White & Blue both $21.95 /8oz.
RaceGlaze 55 $130.00/11oz
Swissvax Divine $3490/400ml, Mystery $799.00/200ml, BoS and Concourso $799.00/200ml
Victoria Concours $38.00/200g
Zymol Vintage $2290.00/?? and Glasur $101.00/11.2oz
Awesome! Thanks for the research. I too like to research, so inspired by and based on your research, I calculated the price per gram/ounce for each of these:
$0.33/g $9.44/oz AutoGlym Hi Def $49.96 for 150g / 5.29oz
$0.32/g $9.23/oz AutoGyym HDWAXUS High Definition Wax $48.92 for 150g / 5.3oz
$0.09/g $2.67/oz Collinite 915 Marque D'Elegance $31.99 for 340.19g / 12oz
$0.07/g $2.74/oz Nattys White & Blue both $21.95 for 226.80g / 8oz
$0.41/g $11.82/oz RaceGlaze 55 $130.00 for 311.85g / 11oz
$8.73/milliliter Swissvax Divine $3490/400ml
$4.00/milliliter Mystery $799.00/200ml
$4.00/milliliter BoS and Concourso $799.00/200ml
$0.46/g $12.97/oz Victoria Concours $38.90 for 85g / 3oz
$3.67/g $104.09/oz Zymol Vintage $2290.00 for 623.69g / 22oz "with unlimited refills for life"
$0.45/g $12.63/oz Glasur $101.00 for 226.8g / 8oz)
The Swissvax ones list the volume, not weight.
This list is for the price per gram/ounce of each wax. Price per weight is not necessarily accurate to compare waxes because some might be lighter or heavier than others and while having the same coverage and protection. Some include instructions stating to apply it as thin as possible and some state to apply two to three layers for deeper gloss.
An accurate price comparison would be the price per area covered and protected per layer and/or per depth of gloss and/or per amount of protection (perhaps quantifiable by the duration it lasts). All of these seem to be something that would take significant time, expertise, and possibly equipment to determine. I looked at the descriptions only briefly and did not see manufacturer estimates for how much area the waxes would cover at all, let alone how much area it would cover at the recommended thickness to last a specified amount of time. It would be nice if we had an industry standard for this.
Reference:
1g = 0.0353oz
1oz = 28.3495g
Most of the time I'm living in a flat so what I do it use a quick detailer (US link / UK link) and microfibre (US link / UK link) to keep things clean between proper washes. In fact I keep a bottle of quick detailer and a one of glass cleaner in the car at all times (I wrap a microfibre cloth around the spray head and put the combo in the driver/passenger door pocket).
Basically if you can catch any big, obvious dirt e.g. bird crap, early then it makes things easy.
If you manage to get some time, putting on a good coat of really hard wearing wax (US link / UK link) or sealant (US link / UK link) will be really helpful. It should last a year and make cleaning with quick detailer much easier.
As for the headlights, the yellow colour comes from the plastic oxidising. You need to scrub away that layer and then protect it. Toothpaste works quite well but there are dedicated products like (US link / UK link). Afterwards I'd apply some 303 Aerospace protectant (US link / UK link) which is also great for the interior plastic.