Did VOC effect IW's durability?

I am a recent Collinite 845 IW convert (I absolutely love this stuff) so I can't comment on the new vs. the old formulas yet. I ordered mine from MacTec with shipping charges included in the price and got it very fast. MacTec sent the new formula and I think it works great. I also had Advance Auto Parts special order two more bottles for me since they don't carry it at my local store, they had it to me in 24 hours and I avoided shipping charges and it is the older formula. I have not tried the older formula at this time though. I should have enough 845 for quite a while.
 
Just order IW. If I'm not satisfied with the "look", I'm sure I can find use for it protecting my bumper and front hood from bugs damage.



Also may use it on my roof.
 
no cleaners but I wonder if the strong solvents can remove what you layer it over

I had a black rubber smudge on my blue paint that I noticed when i was applying IW and i went over it and IW removed most of the smudge, that got me wondering about the strenght of the solvents
 
as far as it softening a sealant that could be a possibility. IMO 845 is strong enough to not need a sealant under it. Also Collinite claims that 845 and 476 are layerable (over themselves)
 
NHBFAN said:
Also, what's the best place to be Collinite?
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Probably a Halloween party. If you were to be Collonite someplace else people might think you were weird.
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NHBFAN said:
You mean the other way around don't you? Sealant then IW.
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the description of the extreme top coat sealant so i figured id try it



the final top-coat that goes over new cars, used cars, waxed or glazed surfaces or recently clayed surfaces to lock in the shine and protect against contamination, UV Rays and oxidation.
 
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