Customer Reviews

Collinite 8701 Liquid Fleetwax

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I live in Clearwater, FL the best wax I have used to date. I have tried them all. This wax does a phenomenal job on fiberglass boats that lasts in the sun and saltwater. I used their fiberglass cleaner first then applied this wax. This year I will just apply the wax as the shine has lasted all of 2006 and feel there is a good base.

Highly recommend

I ordered this for my 1979 Glastron Carlson which was in some need of waxing.

Before I used this on my boat, though, I tried it on my black Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic. Wow! It made the black paint look like it was still wet.

When I applied it to the boat, I did have to use 3M's restorer first, but after I applied the Collinite, I could tell that this stuff worked it's magic on it just like it did on the Harley.

Highly recommended, and they now have a customer for life.

By far the best boat wax you can buy. This is the old fashioned elbow grease type of wax. This provides the best possible protection. I have a 19' center console and I cleaned and waxed the entire boat in a little over half a day. Good stuff

Collinite Paste Fleetwax goes on easily and looks great. I'm hoping that it will last all season on my boat.

I have been using this Collinite wax for about a decade now. I have tried many wax products in that time because I am always curious about how well the next new product compares. Frankly I am still dissapointed by the latest offerings from McGuires, Turtle Wax and others. This paste wax goes on easily, comes off easy, leaves no residue if not over applied, and lasts for at least 4 months with no effort, longer if the finish is babied. Great Product, a real pleasure to use.

Superb results when applied as directed: remove oxidation, wait until the temparture is plus 60 and do not let fully dry. You will be truly impressed and amazed with the results.

I have a 20' fiberglass boat which remains in a relatively clear SC lake 12 mos. a year. Once a year I take it out to "detail" it. Since I typically do this in early March, when the average temp is below 70, I want to use a wax on the hull that will go on easily and be durable. Based on industry reviews, I chose to try Fleetwax. I can attest to the ease of application and shine. But, since I just applied it, I can't attest to the durability. I hope it proves to be as durable as the industry tests report.