There`s just something about blue cars and S100

[Scottwax]

S100 SEC and S100 Paste Wax:



http://www.autopia.org/gallery/data/500/8782001_corvette_blue_2.jpg



The reflections from the white clouds almost make the whole top of the car look white!



Vanilla Moose and S100 Paste Wax:



http://www.autopia.org/gallery/data/500/8782000_bmwx5_2.jpg



Okay, this one isn`t blue, but it turned out pretty good:



Swirl Free Polish, Vanilla Moose, S100 Paste Wax and Moose Wax on all the black plastic trim around the windows and on the wiper blades.



http://www.autopia.org/gallery/data/500/8781996_porsche993_rear.jpg

[imported_Goose]

those car look great you got me wanting to stop using zaino on my black car and start using s100 on it from all your pictures

[2wheelsx2]

Scott, those S100 pics are so good that it is difficult to be objective. Any chance you can get some pics with a car detailed with say #26 right next to one with S100 for a comparison?

[imported_memnuts]

Originally posted by Black02Z28LS1

those car look great you got me wanting to stop using zaino on my black car and start using s100 on it from all your pictures



Here is a Z28 with an experimental sealant with a P21S topper and Quik Shine QD 24 hrs after P21S:bounce

[C. Charles Hahn]

whoa whoa... what experimental sealant??

[imported_memnuts]

Note reflections:xyxthumbs

That is not dirt by the fenderwell but reflection of a yellow line off the ground on a curved surface.



Shiny Lil Detlr, I legally can not reveal the company but it will be a great addition to the car protection and appearance arsenal.:bow

[C. Charles Hahn]

hmm... ok now you have my interest peaked... got any pics of the car with JUST the sealant (without the P21S topper?) looks infriggincreddible in the pics you`ve already posted...

[imported_memnuts]

Originally posted by Shiny Lil Detlr

hmm... ok now you have my interest peaked... got any pics of the car with JUST the sealant (without the P21S topper?) looks infriggincreddible in the pics you`ve already posted...



Yes, but I can not release without permission. They are quite impressive. Not meaning to tease but it would not have been fair to represent previous pictures as P21S/S100 alone. The sad part is that if I had a good camera and some photo skills you would really be impressed.:cool:

[CharlesW]

Your subject line needs some revision or clarification.

A better one might be, "There`s just some thing about blue and red and black and green and white and silver and..... cars with S100".



Charles;)

[imported_memnuts]

LOL:bow

[imported_bayork]

I just picked up some S100 SEC and S100 wax this past weekend. Friday I`m going to try it on our Indigo blue 2002 Passat. After looking at your pics, can`t wait. :xyxthumbs

[LightYagami]

Scottwax,

the cars look awesome.:bow

I have a newbie question for you, though:

how much buffing do you do on the car when you are removing the S100 wax? Is it just light handbuffing, PC or ....?

Also, did you use something on top of the S100 wax?



Thank you,

Lexusdane

[autohubgroupph]

Lexusdane,



S100 wipes on with the supplied foam applicator. Then you wipe it off before it even hazes. It requires almost zero time on the actualy paint to be 100% effective. In fact, letting it dry or haze will just make it a royal pain in the butt to remove. S100 users usually apply it to one section or body panel at a time, then wipe it right off before moving on to the next area. It takes about 10 minutes to apply/remove S100 to a mid-sized car.

[Scottwax]

Originally posted by lexusdane

Scottwax,

the cars look awesome.:bow

I have a newbie question for you, though:

how much buffing do you do on the car when you are removing the S100 wax? Is it just light handbuffing, PC or ....?

Also, did you use something on top of the S100 wax?



Thank you,

Lexusdane



Like APT said, S100 wipes on and wipes off. One panel at a time, apply and remove.



Nothing on top of the S100 in those pics.

[drewski59]

More great details brought to you by Scottwax!;) :xyxthumbs :bow



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