P21S really is good!
#1
04-25-2004, 01:40 PM
P21S really is good!
I ordered the P21s kit from board sponsor proper autocare, all I can say is holy sh*t!. It really is that easy to use. My car is arctic silver and it has a shine I only thought was possible with b;ack cars. I am now officialy converted from everything Zymol to everything P21s. I started with the shampoo, then I polished the entire car, and finally I applied the carnuba. Kudos to proper autocare for their prompt delivery
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04-25-2004, 02:49 PM
I use P21S wax, and the only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't last very long on the car.
For a shine that is very close to P21S, but with great lasting power, I use One Grand Blitz wax.
For a shine that is very close to P21S, but with great lasting power, I use One Grand Blitz wax.
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04-25-2004, 03:51 PM
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Originally posted by Dock (Atlanta)
I use P21S wax, and the only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't last very long on the car.
For a shine that is very close to P21S, but with great lasting power, I use One Grand Blitz wax.
I use P21S wax, and the only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't last very long on the car.
For a shine that is very close to P21S, but with great lasting power, I use One Grand Blitz wax.
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04-25-2004, 04:21 PM
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Originally posted by Dock (Atlanta)
I use P21S wax, and the only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't last very long on the car.
For a shine that is very close to P21S, but with great lasting power, I use One Grand Blitz wax.
I use P21S wax, and the only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't last very long on the car.
For a shine that is very close to P21S, but with great lasting power, I use One Grand Blitz wax.
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04-25-2004, 04:53 PM
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Kirby, I'm going to clay my 996, use Klasse all-in-one to glaze and seal my paint. What would give it the best shine. RejeX by itself, or PS21 carnauba wax followed by RejeX. I like to use Sonus High Gloss Acrylic Spritz in between washes. Thanks.
Ken
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04-25-2004, 05:33 PM
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I just bought P21S and can't wait to use it.
I was a Zymol guy for 15+ years and then did a couple years with Meguiars.
Maybe Blitz will be next.
Florida is tough on cars.
I was a Zymol guy for 15+ years and then did a couple years with Meguiars.
Maybe Blitz will be next.
Florida is tough on cars.
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#9
04-25-2004, 07:24 PM
I prefer Klasse myself. I used Zaino and Klasse on my M3 and I found the Zaino to last longer, but the Klasse to be MUCH MUCH MUUUUUUCCCHHHHH easier to apply.
Since I'm generally too busy to find time to detail my car (either that or I'm too lazy), I find using Klasse to be very "pain free" and easy.
Here is a head-to-head comparison I found on the internet that helped me make my decision to try Klasse.
The Great Wax Off - Polish/Wax Comparison
- KJ
Since I'm generally too busy to find time to detail my car (either that or I'm too lazy), I find using Klasse to be very "pain free" and easy.
Here is a head-to-head comparison I found on the internet that helped me make my decision to try Klasse.
The Great Wax Off - Polish/Wax Comparison
- KJ
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04-25-2004, 07:27 PM
Guru Reports loves Zaino and I agree, Zymol is killing me. P21s scored extremely high but Zaino was highest. Zaino sounds a bit of a pain though and P212S sounds easy, even if it doesn’t last as long. Blitz is that good?
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04-25-2004, 07:35 PM
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Originally posted by KJM3
I prefer Klasse myself. I used Zaino and Klasse on my M3 and I found the Zaino to last longer, but the Klasse to be MUCH MUCH MUUUUUUCCCHHHHH easier to apply.
Since I'm generally too busy to find time to detail my car (either that or I'm too lazy), I find using Klasse to be very "pain free" and easy.
Here is a head-to-head comparison I found on the internet that helped me make my decision to try Klasse.
The Great Wax Off - Polish/Wax Comparison
- KJ
I prefer Klasse myself. I used Zaino and Klasse on my M3 and I found the Zaino to last longer, but the Klasse to be MUCH MUCH MUUUUUUCCCHHHHH easier to apply.
Since I'm generally too busy to find time to detail my car (either that or I'm too lazy), I find using Klasse to be very "pain free" and easy.
Here is a head-to-head comparison I found on the internet that helped me make my decision to try Klasse.
The Great Wax Off - Polish/Wax Comparison
- KJ
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04-25-2004, 08:31 PM
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You cant get a better shine or longer protection than RejeX. I have tried just about everything and I am really impressed with it... I live in Florida and am a daily driver so I should know.
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04-25-2004, 08:41 PM
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Greyghost,
I'm going to seal and glaze my paint with Klasse all-in-one. Should I then use RejeX as the final step, or use P21S wax first, then Rejex. It sounds like you use Rejex instead of wax. Your car really shines.
Ken
I'm going to seal and glaze my paint with Klasse all-in-one. Should I then use RejeX as the final step, or use P21S wax first, then Rejex. It sounds like you use Rejex instead of wax. Your car really shines.
Ken