P21S Carnauba Wax
01-14-2006, 04:35 PM
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I just finished waxing my car for no reason using P21S Carnauba Wax. I got these from a good friend of mine and if I'm not mistaken they retail around $20-25....
Of all the waxes I used I think this is the best one so far. My car loks shiny and menacing now (sry no pics...its 8.30 pm poor lighting). The think that amazes me is the lack of residue left behind. I am a novice detailer and hence leave traces of wax in cracks in various parts of the vehicle (door sills, spaces bet. hood and bumper etc.) This thing has been so easy to clean its almost unbelievable. If you are the lazy type like me who likes to get things done fast this is definitely the right type of wax for you.
PS: As I have writtten in a previous thread about th edifferent types of waxes. After a few weeks...I really cannot tell the difference...only thing I know is this P21S Wax is the easiest to remove...
I just finished waxing my car for no reason using P21S Carnauba Wax. I got these from a good friend of mine and if I'm not mistaken they retail around $20-25....
Of all the waxes I used I think this is the best one so far. My car loks shiny and menacing now (sry no pics...its 8.30 pm poor lighting). The think that amazes me is the lack of residue left behind. I am a novice detailer and hence leave traces of wax in cracks in various parts of the vehicle (door sills, spaces bet. hood and bumper etc.) This thing has been so easy to clean its almost unbelievable. If you are the lazy type like me who likes to get things done fast this is definitely the right type of wax for you.
PS: As I have writtten in a previous thread about th edifferent types of waxes. After a few weeks...I really cannot tell the difference...only thing I know is this P21S Wax is the easiest to remove...
01-15-2006, 05:11 PM
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The P21s is a great wax, as is the S100, under a different label, but same prouct. Its ease of use, and zero dusting are great attributes. But dont let that fool you, it does not have the best durability, so use frequently if on a daily driver. Like monthly.
01-16-2006, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted by exceldetail' post='224804' date='Jan 15 2006, 08:11 PM
The P21s is a great wax, as is the S100, under a different label, but same prouct. Its ease of use, and zero dusting are great attributes. But dont let that fool you, it does not have the best durability, so use frequently if on a daily driver. Like monthly.
01-17-2006, 04:54 AM
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i used P21/S100 all of last summer and loved it. when people say its like spreading butter on your car theyre not joking...i was tempted to taste it a few times when i was waxing my car....LOL. 
it looks magnificent but u do have to retouch it every 3 weeks or so. 
im using collinite 845iw for the winter now because of its great durability...useful when its 20 degrees out every day. :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:
im thinking of trying out poorboys natty blue wax this next spring/summer. have heard its even wetter looking than p21.
it looks magnificent but u do have to retouch it every 3 weeks or so. im using collinite 845iw for the winter now because of its great durability...useful when its 20 degrees out every day. :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:
im thinking of trying out poorboys natty blue wax this next spring/summer. have heard its even wetter looking than p21.
01-18-2006, 03:10 AM
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its the most user friendly wax so far. You can wax the whole car and buff it off with no extra effort. Durability is an issue though. if you can stack up the wax it would be better.
01-18-2006, 08:20 AM
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Try One Grand Blitz wax. High quality carnauba. Apply to entire car, buffs off very easily, and lasts longer than any carnauba wax I've used--typically 3 months.
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