Just ordered S100 Paste Wax...

Hmm... i didn't know there were that many s100/p21s haters. I thought it was a fairly well regarded wax. I guess its durability is the real issue, huh? I wish it would last longer but for my royal blue and silver cars, the deep shines are enough for me. I should try others though...
 
Alfisti said:
Nattys is wetter looking with better durability.
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I just tested s100 against Natty's on the same car in durabilty and s100 blew the doors off Natty's, not even close so I'm not sure what you other guys are thinking. I like the look of Natty's slightly better, and both are easy to use, Natty's has a "slicker" surface (probably a lot of oils) but after two weeks Natty's is gone and reapplied and I have a month on the s100 side still going strong. I just started testing Pink and I have collinite on order, but out of Natty's/Pink/s100 I would say s100 is the best all around wax for me, and a bargain for 15 bucks. I like all the waxes it just depends on what you want, looks? durabilty? ease of use? :confused:
 
Yeah, durability does vary, depending on condition of paint and weather conditions. I've not done a side-by-side on the same vehicle, but the concensus seems to point to Nattys having slightly better durability. Having said that, I've just put both on my car to test them, along with Reflections and TW Platinum. I'll post the results.
 
I use it on my Nighthawk Black Pearl Acura Rsx and i think the shine is well above average...i get a nice deep looking semi wet shine to it. The durability is pretty bad considering it only lasts 2 weeks for me. Application is a dream, it goes on nice a smooth and comes off well with a good microfiber. If you don't mind spending a half hour giving your car a good wax job i don't see whats so bad about this wax. For the great price and shine it delivers i think its a good buy
 
I love S100. My car has some silver metallic flake in the blue paint and it really brings it out well. There is a definite difference between the look of S100, Souveran, and something like Zaino. I like them all, it just depends on what look I want and/or how much durability I need. I typically use Zaino before winter when I know I won't get a chance to do much to the car for several months.



But now that it's summer, I'll rotate between S100 and Souveran every month or so. They are both great and easy to use. Just wipe on and wipe off. Don't do more than one panel at a time, and apply the S100 thinly. I think you will really like using it.
 
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