S100 - do you wait for the haze to form?

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DigiDan

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Purchased some S100 for my '99 XL Custom (Sportster)which, sad to say is no longer "with us".....but recently I thought what the hey, try it on the car.



WOW.....one of the best finishes I have encountered yet.....easy on, easy off, and when I dry the car with the Toro (leaf blower), less friction on the car from rubbing = finish lasting longer.



Anywho, I've noticed that if I let the S100 fully haze up on the car, it is more difficult to remove and doesn't seem as slick. Following the directions, it says to buff before it hazes over fully......how is this?



I would think that if you buff it too soon, that it shouldn't be as smooth because it hasn't adhered, but I'm wrong.....did the whole car in like an hour and the results are that of putting in 4 hours on it.



WOOHOO to the S100!!!:bounce
 
you are suppose to wipe it on and them wipe it off BUT I LED IT DRY TO A HASE FOR ABOUT 10 MINUTES then wipe it off and get a beautiful shine
 
Yep! I was letting my S100 haze, but I found it was harder to get off and left some streaking. the good news the streaking goes away shortly as the wax hardens but allowing it to haze makes for a lot of work. I really felt like I got the same results by doing small areas and wiping right off. This is much easier to use if your car is cooled off. So after I wash I pull the car in the garage for half an hour or so. I haven't tried alot of other Wax's but I am very please with the looks. I did my wifes car and now my Mother in law and father in law and Brother in law all want me to do thier's too.
 
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