04-01-04, 06:21
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Meguairs or S100 Wax?
Meguiars Gold Class Clear Coat Liquid Car Wax
S100 Carnauba Paste Wax
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04-01-04, 06:24
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Detailaholic
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i voted s100, but the gold class paste is ok too, i am just not too gond of liquid waxes.
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04-01-04, 06:41
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I'd like to solve the puzzle...
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04-01-04, 06:53
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Now with twice the head
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Gold Class has light cleaners in it so it really isn't directly comparible to S100. If I was going to go with a Meguiars product that is very similar, it would be #16 Pro Paste. Similar look, similar ease of use and more durable. Probably harder to find though. |
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04-01-04, 07:06
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Yeah gold class looks pretty good but it dusts and stains trim like crazy. S100 is a nice wax, easy on easy off and doesn't stain trim. I've been using s100 SEC and s100 carnuba for some time now and finnaly decided to use a sealant for better durability. If the car is your daily driver you may want to consider a sealant as well.
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04-01-04, 07:30
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This is my car with the s100 wax...( i made this thread because a friend wanted to know what was better)
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04-01-04, 07:51
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1 step @ a time
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Megs #16
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04-01-04, 09:32
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Johnson's Paste Wax.
Actually, I have no opinion on S100 as I never felt the need to try it. I have always gotten outstanding results with the Meguiars products I've used (lately NXT and #16).
Scottwax, #16 can be picked up at my local AutoZone, Advance Auto PArts, and O'Reilley's (which has a really large Meguiars selection for a chain auto store).
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04-01-04, 10:16
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1 step @ a time
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Quote:
Originally posted by Dave Holmes
Scottwax, #16 can be picked up at my local AutoZone, Advance Auto PArts, and O'Reilley's (which has a really large Meguiars selection for a chain auto store).
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WOW, I wish I could find #16 locally!
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04-01-04, 10:55
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Have Wax, Will Travel
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S100 was SUPER EASY to use and I really like that, BUT #16 is my "other vote" for the poll 
(I smoke a few cigars so I can't fully appreciate the Crayon smell, but there's nothing wrong with my eyes! #16 is outlasting the S100.)  |
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04-01-04, 11:12
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#16 ROCKS ! ! ! 
I have used P21S/S100 for a long time now. Since I have used #16, it really shows itself as a great carnauba in todays world of waxes and sealants. Plus, #16 is really more wet and liquid looking and lasts longer.
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04-01-04, 11:56
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what stores carry #16?
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