S100 13700W Carnauba Paste Wax - 6.2 oz.

Several years ago I took an old Ninja 600 to a buddy of mine for some maintenance. It had been sitting in the barn for over a year and was really a mess. When I got it back not only had he changed the oil and filters and lubed the chain but it looked like a brand-new motorcycle! I thought he had spent hours detailing it and was ready to offer him extra money when his wife chimed in laughing and told me that it only took him another 10 minutes to get it sparkling clean. I didn't believe her and finally coerced her into telling me how he did it. S100 bike wash. I couldn't believe it until I tried it myself. This entire line of products is the best I've ever used. The wax has every quality you would like. Extremely easy to apply. Extremely easy to remove. Fantastic shine and protection. Long-lasting and, what is sometimes most important, it makes absolutely no difference if you smear it on black rubber or plastic parts. In fact, I typically purposely wax the black accessories because it does a great job on those as well and does not ever turn white. I saw a couple of one star reviews here and I was curious as to why, so I looked them up. One guy just said it was a waste of money but gave no explanation whatsoever for what he felt that way. Another guy was mad because it was too easy to wipe off. He actually said he wants a wax that he has to work to get off. (Really?) And the third guy didn't like it because it was too hard to take the label off the can so he could read the directions. I'm sorry, but these have to be the lamest reasons for not liking a product that I've ever heard. I have used this now on my ninja as well as to Harley Electra glide's and now that I have found I can actually buy it on Amazon instead of having to schlep down to the Harley dealer, I will be using it on my new F350 King Ranch. Some of the products can get a little pricey but you will not find a better car or motorcycle care product on the market, I'm convinced.

A German engineered product for US Bikers. That is what it is. No bs, no advertisement scamming, no product hype without facts. This Stuff is really, really , good. I have been a biker enthusiast for over 30 years and I really cannot say anything bad about this wax. Applies..Easy, buffs.., Easy, looks…, Awesome. Does not affect or discolor blacked out parts. Does not affect vinyl or leather trim. Is it expensive?… Heck yeah! Does it last?… if you wax like you should…Absolutely!! Does it make you a Star?…The star brightness on the road. This stuff is a combination of high grade carnauba and other enhancing chemicals. I don’t know what and I don’t care, it just works great. The only detriments are that it is hard to see where you stopped waxing, and it is so good that you want to use it over and over. Makes my man cave shine!!! Make no mistake, this is not some cheap quick wax, it lasts and protects.

I know S100 is marketed as a "motorcycle wax," but I was hoping its formulation would be very close to its sister "car wax," P21S [which costs more than twice as much]. In any case, this is an excellent "vehicle" wax: very easy to apply, and very easy to wipe/buff off. I used it on our metallic red 2016 Mazda CX-5. S100 buffs off to a very deep, almost-wet looking shine. It is amazingly smooth. I can't imagine that the car-specific P21S would give better results. Rather than the supplied foam applicator, I used a microfiber wax applicator Viking 862400 Blue Microfiber Wax Applicator, (Pack of 6) . I did follow the directions to apply a very thin layer, in a relatively small area [a few square feet]. There's no need to wait; a few light wipes/buffs with a folded microfiber towel [I used the inexpensive Costco brand], and the excellent S100 shine is revealed. No powder residue [per the directions, if you wait until the wax COMPLETELY dries, it may be more difficult to remove/buff off]. The Mazda CX-5 has A LOT of black plastic trim on the lower body, as well as the window pillars, rear hatch, and top [roof rail inserts]. Thankfully, S100 will not discolor nor whiten plastic car trim. Afterwards, I did go over the black plastic trim with Chemical Guys TVD10716 V.R.P. Super Shine Dressing - 16 oz. . No problems with using the two products together [or, rather, one after the other]. Note: there are no abrasives in this paste wax; your paint should be in good condition before application. The directions recommend 3 to 6 applications per year, but many enthusiasts [on the car forums] apply wax about once a month.

I create copper, brass and bronze jewelry and have tried just about everything to keep it from reacting with the skin. Bracelets and rings are the worst for turning fingers and wrists black or green. I had pretty good luck with acrylic- and solvent-based sealants but I hated the time-consuming prep work. Even with the perfect application and curing, both types of sealant eventually wear off and you're back in the same boat. Since I sell my jewelry, I wanted something that would work well and could be easily applied by the customer in much the same way one would expect to have to polish sterling jewelry from time to time. This is the answer to my prayers. I've used it extensively on copper, brass, and phosphor bronze as well as on oxidized silver with great results. It's easy to apply, buffs up beautifully and can be reapplied an endless number of times. My customers seem to like it as well, as I've had no complaints to date. I also like it that the metal still feels like metal with this product, as opposed to the "plastic coating" feeling you get with liquid sealants. It's especially great on items that have lots of connections like chains, because you don't have to deal with the liquid pooling in the crevices.

Just tried this on my CAR and it really goes on easy. If have tried many wax products over the years too. MUCH better than those you get at parts store for sure. The pad is foam but fits in the jar well. The cap is really hard to align though to screw back on. Apply out of sun only. It goes on very easy and so far gives a nice shine. The price is really good for a quality wax. Will probably buy more.

I've always used Maguire's Carnauba in the past, which works great, but dries harder, and is much more difficult to remove, completely. It also leaves residue on any rubber it contacts, which is hard to remove completely, as well. This stuff is carnauba, too, but has a lighter texture, remains more moist, and is less dense than the Maguire's. It's easy to apply and remove, with no residue, and does just as excellent a job as the Maguire's, in my opinion, also saving me time, in the process. The container and applicator seemed really small when I received it, then I found it was made for motorcycles, originally, hence the reduced size. That said, I got 6 waxes on a mid-size truck, a Tacoma, so about $3+ per, which I consider a great bargain. I wax twice a year, which means 1 cannister lasts 3 years. I found my wax for life, as long as I'm able to buy it.

I use this wax for pinball playfieds. It is great because it leaves a good shine and nice wax protection without leaving a white residue. When you are waxing around posts and plastics, it's easy to get wax on those smaller parts. When other waxes dry, you often end up with white residue on some of these playfield parts. This wax is a little easier to apply and dries clear so no white residue. This is the wax I will continue to use on pinball machines.

Very impressed with the quality of this wax. Not disappointed. Highly recommended for motorcycle owners.