Question regarding PBs PwC???

JohnnyDaJackal · 03-02-04, 08:29

My question about Poorboy's PwC is what exactly is it: a polish or a wax??? I know this might sound like a silly question, its just that I'm a little confused here. How can a polish have 100% carnuba in it??? Wouldn't that classify it as wax?? I guess my question is, is PwC a Polish or a Wax(more specific a cleaner wax)??? Did Poorboy's just name this product wrong or what? I plan on ordering some PwC with UPP this week and just wanted that clarified. I plan on claying my truck sometime this spring then following up wit PwC and S100. Then every 3 months or less I will wash then just use the PwC topped with S100. Just curious if i'm doing something wrong here?
Thanks!

raymond_ho2002 · 03-02-04, 09:13

I think it's poorboy's equivalent of Clearkote's Vanilla Moose. Its primary function is a polish, but it has some protective properties, similar to a cleaner wax, but with more polishing abilities and less protection.

BigLeegr · 03-02-04, 11:55

Yep. PWC is Poorboys All-in-One product. So yes, it is a polish, but as you said, it has some protection as well. Most of the posts I've read state that EX is used as a topper on PWC(EX is a type of sealant, also with carnauba

). Poorboy's World is now coming out with a new version of EX called EX-P which doesn't have carnauba in it, and is supposed to last a bit longer. Both can be put on top of PWC. If you were planning on using the S100 on top to get better protection, I think you may want to consider something else, as S100 isn't renowned for great longevity. (I'm not sure of UPP's durability-lots of differing views here on it, and I've not tried it myself). If it's just for beauty, well, then, there you go. You could also search some of Scottwax's posts to see the results of PWC and EX.