S100 (aka P21S)
08-29-2002, 04:39 AM
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P21S / S100 is awesome. EZ and fast to put on and remove. No white stuff on your trim to fix in a few days. Instant, all out appearance, provided your paint is in good shape. It's so easy to apply and remove that it's comparable to a spray detailer. This partially or fully makes up for the 2 month life. Just do all or a portion of a panel using the supplied foam. Then wipe it off with a microfiber cloth starting from your origin. No waiting. Whole car done in a short time. No wearing your arm off or weird side effects. Durability was ranked 4th out of 46. Best appearance of any wax, natural or synthetic. Going to a show- get it! You can layer it over synth too. But it's fine by itself. And it's reasonably priced - 25 or 15 bux.
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08-29-2002, 06:36 AM
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I agree. I used P21S for the first time last night and am very impressed. I've never used a paste (or liquid for that matter) that was so easy to apply and then buff off. Does anyone feel there is any reason to use the Porter Cable with this wax? It seems to work so well by hand.
08-29-2002, 11:12 PM
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Originally posted by boiler
What they mean by "not layering" is that it does no good to put more than one coat of wax on the finish. ....... Putting two layers of S100 on would be similar to putting a second coat of paint on your house before the first had a chance to dry.
I hope that makes some sort of sense.
Bob
What they mean by "not layering" is that it does no good to put more than one coat of wax on the finish. ....... Putting two layers of S100 on would be similar to putting a second coat of paint on your house before the first had a chance to dry.
I hope that makes some sort of sense.
Bob