March 27, 2008 - Initial Application
The purpose of this test is to see just how long this wax will last under daily driver conditions.
March 27, 2008 - Introducing The Victim
The victim in this test is a 2004 Grand Am GT. It is driven around 30 miles daily, and garaged at night. The car is washed weekly using softened water with DP Extreme and Duragloss Car Wash Concentrate.
March 27, 2008 - Wax Stripped and Paint Cleaned
The paint condition of this car is relativley healthy, with a few minor imperfections and slight oxidation. I've stripped any previous waxes using a distilled vinegar wash then using Meguiar's Medallion Paint Cleaner over the whole car. The paint cleaner left a considerable amount of oil, so the car was washed again before the P21S was applied.
March 27, 2008 - About P21S 100%
I bought this wax when it went on sale, it was about $35 shipped. I've been a big fan of the other P21S, S100, R333 products, but didn't think the waxes were durable enough for most daily drivers. In comparison to the other waxes, the 100% carnauba wax takes a little more effort to apply, but is still very easy. It's not quite as soft as the others, but if it were on a rating scale according to ease of use, it would rank right next to the beeswax versions.
March 27, 2008 - About P21S 100%
The wax spreads very easily, but takes some effort to find where it has been applied when spread thinly. This wax wipes of with no effort. It almost feels like it will slide right off of the car. It does not take much time to wax the entire vehicle using this product.
March 27, 2008 - P21S 100% Performance
I'm pleased with how the wax looks after application. It gives a nice bright finish.
The wax beads water nicely, that is what little water is left afterwards. I thought the 3M Wax I tested before sheeted well, but this wax does much better initially.
I've got more testing to do with this wax, so I should be posting updates soon.
Thanks for following along.
The purpose of this test is to see just how long this wax will last under daily driver conditions.
March 27, 2008 - Introducing The Victim
The victim in this test is a 2004 Grand Am GT. It is driven around 30 miles daily, and garaged at night. The car is washed weekly using softened water with DP Extreme and Duragloss Car Wash Concentrate.
March 27, 2008 - Wax Stripped and Paint Cleaned
The paint condition of this car is relativley healthy, with a few minor imperfections and slight oxidation. I've stripped any previous waxes using a distilled vinegar wash then using Meguiar's Medallion Paint Cleaner over the whole car. The paint cleaner left a considerable amount of oil, so the car was washed again before the P21S was applied.
March 27, 2008 - About P21S 100%
I bought this wax when it went on sale, it was about $35 shipped. I've been a big fan of the other P21S, S100, R333 products, but didn't think the waxes were durable enough for most daily drivers. In comparison to the other waxes, the 100% carnauba wax takes a little more effort to apply, but is still very easy. It's not quite as soft as the others, but if it were on a rating scale according to ease of use, it would rank right next to the beeswax versions.
March 27, 2008 - About P21S 100%
The wax spreads very easily, but takes some effort to find where it has been applied when spread thinly. This wax wipes of with no effort. It almost feels like it will slide right off of the car. It does not take much time to wax the entire vehicle using this product.
March 27, 2008 - P21S 100% Performance
I'm pleased with how the wax looks after application. It gives a nice bright finish.
The wax beads water nicely, that is what little water is left afterwards. I thought the 3M Wax I tested before sheeted well, but this wax does much better initially.
I've got more testing to do with this wax, so I should be posting updates soon.
Thanks for following along.
