Dumb idea P21S over Collinite #915?

[BuckeyeR/T]

I love the look of P21S I really think the clarity and depth is awesome. I like the clarity and depth of 915 (P21S is noticeably better to my eye on my black Jeep) but mostly I like the durability. So the question top 915 with P21S? Wasting time?
Thanks

 

[wgilles]

Eh...I don't know it's really necessary. Topping 845 with the P21 carnuba would be worth it (I'm sure you could even top the 845 with the 915).

 

[FUNX650]

I love the look of P21S I really think the clarity and depth is awesome. I like the clarity and depth of 915 (P21S is noticeably better to my eye on my black Jeep) but mostly I like the durability. So the question top 915 with P21S? Wasting time?
Thanks

Both P21S and Colly #915 are excellent: "Finishing Waxes"

Per: One of Mike Phillips' articles...
Finishing Wax: A product that offers no cleaning ability with the focus on maximizing beauty with the protection based upon naturally occurring ingredients.

Being that I concur with the above assessment...Then IMHO...

It's only wasting time if you:
a. Decide it would be
b. Your belief/disbelief in the 'philosophy of layering'

NOTE: Not saying I still do, or not...
I, for one, have layered the same, or similar, products before. If nothing else, the sensations of doing so, were at least mine to experience...that no one else could/can take away...



Bob

 

[BuckeyeR/T]

Thank you for your feedback.
One of the other reasons I asked is because 915 lasts so long (longer than 845 according to Collinite's web site) I could just keep using the 915 alone I guess but PS21 really does look just a bit better on a black car. If PS21 lasted longer it would solve my dilemma .

 

[Meticulous-Detail]

I love the look of P21S I really think the clarity and depth is awesome. I like the clarity and depth of 915 (P21S is noticeably better to my eye on my black Jeep) but mostly I like the durability. So the question top 915 with P21S? Wasting time?
Thanks

How about a double coat of P21S a few hours apart?