Overview: Collinite No.845 has a reputation as a very durable wax, thought I would need another brand as a top coat for deep shine but I was wrong, looks great by itself.This is not a cleaner wax! You need to prep surface for good result(clay/chemical polish)Pros:* Exceptionally reflective &lt;3* expected to last at least 3 months outdoors(will confirm later)* Fills in fine swirls and scratches* Easy application with soft foam applicator(Tips below)* Easy to buff off* Multiple coats are great* great on windows/mirrors and wheels!* Doesn't haze on plastic trim like some waxes.* Relatively in expensive* 1-2 ounces coats a small car using foam pad.Cons:* Smell isn't great,but not terrible either. At least compared to other waxes (Not all that important though)* Bottle has safety cap, and no nozzle to dispense(Fix below)* Has to be shaken vigorously to get a proper mixture of solvent to waxTips: USE GLOVES!!! Car care products have nasty chemicals and solvents you don't need in your blood stream.1. Wax is solid at 70*F and colder. Heat wax using warm water on the outside of the bottle to get it viscous. Shake well, Get a sauce dispenser (Photo available in gallery)and pour contents into the dispenser. this will make it easier to put onto applicator pad/MF towel.2. Prep surface before applying wax by washing, claying, then prewax polishing.(this applies to all non cleaner waxes)3. Waxing step: always warm the wax by putting the sauce bottle in a bowl of warm water (water at 90*F works well) and shake well before putting onto a pad. (Soft foam Pads work better than MF pads or towels IMO)4. Use up and down patterns with low pressure for waxing, do not do circles (Will prevent swirls). work the wax into the paintmaking  with the pad making sure complete coverage.5. Allow to haze (takes about 10-20 minutes)6. buff off the haze with a MF towel in the same up and down pattern using light pressure and fast short strokes7. For Best results do another coat 12 hrs later (If not possible you can wait an hr)8. Enjoy the ShineHave tried  turtle spray wax, eagle spray wax, mothers California gold glaze and carnauba wax, chemical guys butter wet wax (Looks spectacular but fragile). Wont be using those anymore.