no one????

 

I've never used it, but am sure have seen reference to 2 coats of 476 being able to offer great and long lasting protection.

If you wanted to go for something less durable but perhaps wetter looking etc then you might try Victoria Concours. Used it myself and love it and seen great results on red cars posted here!

 

After 2 coats you're taking off more wax than putting on after buffing it off again.
Put on 2 for now, and when it looks dull or stops beading then put another coat on.
I think Dave_KG said that 2 coats lasted an entire winter for him.

I use 476 on my car, just apply a fine smearing (almost invisible) using something like a megs foam applicator pad.
I then let it sit for a few minutes and buff off with a soft polishing cloth.
Leave 24 hours between coats so that the wax can properly cure.

 

cheers guys, i leave the vic's concours for now them them top up in a few months with collinite!

 

Two coats of 476 for me lasted an entire winter with no problems, so a couple of coats should work well for you.

 

Another vote for 2, 24hrs apart! Two coats of 915 was still going strong for me almost 4 months later.