S100 paint cleanser
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I love S100 SEPC, I use it every time I apply S100 Wax. It's so fast and easy to use and the results make it a necessity for me. The shine and gloss get better each time I use it.
I actually get better shine, depth and gloss with just the SEPC, I lose some shine after I've applied the wax.
I actually get better shine, depth and gloss with just the SEPC, I lose some shine after I've applied the wax.
n2_space
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Yes it can be purchased at the HD. I got that, the wax, and some plexus there 
brucehjburke
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MBZ 500E said:I actually get better shine, depth and gloss with just the SEPC, I lose some shine after I've applied the wax.
sorry for bringing a old thread up, but that is exactly what i thought after i've top the Autoglymn Extra Gloss Protection with 2xS100
The monk said:sorry for bringing a old thread up, but that is exactly what i thought after i've top the Autoglymn Extra Gloss Protection with 2xS100
extra gloss protection is a sealant. SEPC will clean that Extra Gloss Prtection away.
If i were you id go resin polish, SEPC, Extra Gloss then S100.
Im not going to tell you to stop usuing autoglym, but id just stick with s100 after you have finished them.
Tim Lingor
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Yup, you can get the SEC from the HD dealers but as Brian said call ahead. My local HD dealer would not even bring it in. So I found another dealer 120 miles away that brought in a case. I also picked up the S100 Total Cycle Finish Restorer; another awesome product from S100!!!
You can order S100 products online from HD's web-site. Make your selection, get a price quote, place the order. It is then shipped to your local dealer for pickup. I didn't pay any shipping charges and I don't think the dealer had to buy a case of the product, either. When my local dealer started talking about a spray bottle of SEC, I did the HD direct thing.2hotford said:
Charles
I had the same issue finding the SEPC at the local Harley dealer. They didn't carry it, but carried every other product. I stopped at another Harley dealer an hour and 15 minutes away and they didn't carry it either. On a lark, I stopped at an independent motorcycle shop that has a restaurant/bar attached to it (cool!) to see what product lines they carried, and found they had it!
As an aside, I tried on on side of a big, light colored SUV I did a week ago and was fairly sure I saw a big difference in shine as compared to the non-SEPC side. Today I did a neighbors black 2000 VW Turbo Beetle, and after doing a thorough SMR (3m for dark cars) process with the PC, I applied SEPC and was absolutely positive it made a big difference. Ended up rubbing down with SEPC, applying Poorboys EX (one layer, waited and hour and removed), topping with S100 then QD with Mothers.
Wow, the dang thing glowed. The owner was shocked, as was I as to how great it turned out. He has the digital camera, so I asked him to snap me a pic so I could post, and use on a flyer.
I always thought SEPC was overkill after SMRing, but I was wrong. Maybe not for a light color, or not for a quick job, but for my high dollar jobs, I will absolutley use SEPC!
Sam
As an aside, I tried on on side of a big, light colored SUV I did a week ago and was fairly sure I saw a big difference in shine as compared to the non-SEPC side. Today I did a neighbors black 2000 VW Turbo Beetle, and after doing a thorough SMR (3m for dark cars) process with the PC, I applied SEPC and was absolutely positive it made a big difference. Ended up rubbing down with SEPC, applying Poorboys EX (one layer, waited and hour and removed), topping with S100 then QD with Mothers.
Wow, the dang thing glowed. The owner was shocked, as was I as to how great it turned out. He has the digital camera, so I asked him to snap me a pic so I could post, and use on a flyer.
I always thought SEPC was overkill after SMRing, but I was wrong. Maybe not for a light color, or not for a quick job, but for my high dollar jobs, I will absolutley use SEPC!
Sam