This product which is geared more towards the enthusiast rather than the everyday user.  Collinite 476s says it has no cleaners and no fillers.I do not detail professionally, but I do own much of the equipment pros use and can put out a finished product that might look as it came from a professional. I have been using Collinite 476s for the past year.Out of the box, Collinite 476s says it has no cleaners and no fillers.  476s comes packaged in an "old style" tin, which you need to open with a screw driver.  Inside you'll find 476s is a "paste wax" with a typically stiff consistency, notably, 476s smells quite bad compared to most new waxes.  It almost smells like it has a petroleum base, compared to the fruity scents of many newcomers.The test subject is a 2003 Silverado.  The truck finish is good, the paint was first clayed then it was polished using Meguiar's M-205.  Reason is having a clayed and polished paint finished will make sure the wax is working on a clean and even surface.  I then examined the paint and found it to be free of any defects.Collinite application. Typical hand application, with a foam applicator pad.  Right off the bat, I noticed Collinite was more difficult to apply then a typical liquid wax.I applied it to every panel on the truck.  As soon as I was finished applying the last panel I noticed the wax has a nice haze, dry but not chaulky. I then got a fresh clean microfiber towel.  I fold the towel into 4 even sqaures.  Removal was not terribly difficult, but not the easiest wax I've removed either.  I examined the car and it looked fantastic.  After 12 hours, I put a second coat of 476s on the truck.  Conventional detailing wisdom says you need to give a wax 12 hours for it to "set up" and "cure" on the paint.  The second layer was applied the following morning.Overall, I think Collinite is a very good product.  I think it lasts longer than the typical wax and even longer than most sealants.  I think it looks quite good on a properly prepared vehicle but might not be the best for your average Joe wanting to wax his car.The point being, Collinite is a pretty durable wax, but it is not the magic bullet the manufacturer makes it out to be (no LSP is).  Under the right conditions (garage queen), you can probably get 4-6 months out of this product, but you'll NEVER get 1 year if it is left out to the elements.