P21S vs Mothers California Gold
#1
P21S vs Mothers California Gold
Does anyone know if there is a noticeable difference between P21S and the likes of Mothers pure carnuba wax. I have used Mothers on my black Boxster however I'm still hoping for a little more shine if possible for 9 year old paint. Thanks....
#2
I can't speak for P21S.
I use the Mothers Carnuba as the last stage (2 coats). Prior to that I use either Mothers glaze or even Meguiar's NXT (2 coats), I like Meguiars stuff btw. Perhaps overkill but if it wasn't for the stone chips it would look damn close to factory.
That's for just doing a wax job. Swirls/holograms etc takes a different approach.
If you look at my avatar, as small as it is, you can see the cloud reflections on the hood.
I use the Mothers Carnuba as the last stage (2 coats). Prior to that I use either Mothers glaze or even Meguiar's NXT (2 coats), I like Meguiars stuff btw. Perhaps overkill but if it wasn't for the stone chips it would look damn close to factory.
That's for just doing a wax job. Swirls/holograms etc takes a different approach.
If you look at my avatar, as small as it is, you can see the cloud reflections on the hood.
Last edited by Sputter; 05-28-2010 at 05:29 PM. Reason: extra typing lol
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From: Don Mills, Canuckistan
P21S ... Worlds Best Wax seems to be better on my Boxster. I use P21S on my Ford as it comes second to WBS. Learned a lot from our Tech session at Autobahn.
#7
All these high end waxes are very good. It all comes down to longevity, ease of application and the colour of the car. Black cars (I've had a few) respond most dramatically to different waxes, silver cars are easy to make look good. Since I have a silver car, the most important criteria is longevity of the wax and that it doesn't leave any white residue if I get it on the trim accidentally.