Harly Wax

[sgolf]

just wondering comments on this wax was for application on met black.

I already use Souveran/p21s and was just about ready to buy some Nattys Blue.



What is the finish like on Met Blacks and durability?

 

[TGates]

Are you referring to the S100 Carnauba Wax you can buy at the Harley-Davidson dealerships? If so, it's (arguably) the same thing as the P21S Carnauba Wax.



If there is in fact a wax by the name of 'Harly Wax' I am unaware of it.

 

[SpoiledMan]

Nahh, he's talking about this stuff. It's nice wax and easy to use. Durability wise it's been a loooong time since I used it.



http://members.aol.com/harlywax/home.html

 

[sgolf]

ye its that stuff and ok I think I will order some and try for durability.

Thanks

 

[TGates]

Nahh, he's talking about this stuff. It's nice wax and easy to use. Durability wise it's been a loooong time since I used it.



http://members.aol.com/harlywax/home.html

Well ya learn something new every day. Just when I thought I had heard of them all. :lol

 

[imported_chpsk8]

Gotta love when an "official website for blah blah blah " is on an AOL server. Just wreaks of quality.

 

[SpoiledMan]

It's a nice, small and family owned small business. I respect them for not spending a bunch of money on the fluffy stuff and pumping the price of the product.

 

[AMDin93103]

When I was ten years old I had my entire cul-de-sac lined up for my wash services. HarlyWax was my "go to" wax. . . . my only wax! As I recall (from 16 years ago), it left a pretty nice finish. . . from a kids point of view at least. I still have the tin.