How would you rank P21S.....
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Ive been using P21s Concourse Look for about a year now on my Corvette. My feeling is that its a very reasonably priced Carnuba paste with a great wet look and poor durability. By poor I mean, it beads tightly when I spray water on it, but after I wash it with soap its gone.
Ive never used Souverän and Füzion but I cant imagine they are easier to apply or remove.
From reading on here, it sounds like Füzion is more durable, and Souverän may be glossier, just a guess though.
Id love to hear from somebody who has used all three.
Ive never used Souverän and Füzion but I cant imagine they are easier to apply or remove.
From reading on here, it sounds like Füzion is more durable, and Souverän may be glossier, just a guess though.
Id love to hear from somebody who has used all three.
ArkayoDeetayo
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just buy all 3, whichever you pick you like best, ship me the other 2 loser waxes 
swanicyouth
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P21S 100% was my go to wax since it came out. Before that P21S Concours was my go to wax. In the past year I've gotten heavily into detailing and have wanted to try other waxes just to try them out. 100% is an excellent wax, especially on light colors. IMHO it gives a nice glow. I always use
It on top of a sealant. It's a no nonsense wax. No scent or colors.
It's pretty easy to apply and remove, but not as easy as Concours p21s or Fuzion. Really when your dealing with LSPs of this quality, most of the prep will make the difference. I wax frequently, so I can't comment on the longevity. A somewhat similar wax I like is Zymol Glasur. That is costlier and a tad easier to apply and remove. It's an oilier wax.
However, I would really reccomend Fuzion also. It's the easiest thing to apply and remove and also gives a great glow. You can't go wrong with any of these. The applicator that comes with 100% may be the best there is. The top foam of it absorbs nothing, making it very easy to clean and only absorbing very little product.
It on top of a sealant. It's a no nonsense wax. No scent or colors.
It's pretty easy to apply and remove, but not as easy as Concours p21s or Fuzion. Really when your dealing with LSPs of this quality, most of the prep will make the difference. I wax frequently, so I can't comment on the longevity. A somewhat similar wax I like is Zymol Glasur. That is costlier and a tad easier to apply and remove. It's an oilier wax.
However, I would really reccomend Fuzion also. It's the easiest thing to apply and remove and also gives a great glow. You can't go wrong with any of these. The applicator that comes with 100% may be the best there is. The top foam of it absorbs nothing, making it very easy to clean and only absorbing very little product.
drbobbybones
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P21S: Looks great, horrendous durability. Agree with above--1 wash and it's gone
Souveran: Looks amazing, horrendous durability. Lasts about 2-4 weeks for me.
Fuzion: Looks amazing, and looks amazing for longer than Souveran. Lasts at least 6-8 weeks for me (and possibly longer, but I change up LSP combos frequently).
Souveran: Looks amazing, horrendous durability. Lasts about 2-4 weeks for me.
Fuzion: Looks amazing, and looks amazing for longer than Souveran. Lasts at least 6-8 weeks for me (and possibly longer, but I change up LSP combos frequently).
I started my life of wax sampling only a couple of months ago. The first wax I tried was P21S (original) based on reviews. Since then I've tried:
DoDo Juice Light Fantastic, Fuzion, Pete's 53....
I like the Fuzion the best but P21S is second so far.
(Got a big box of waxes to still try... damn Autogeek discounts)
DoDo Juice Light Fantastic, Fuzion, Pete's 53....
I like the Fuzion the best but P21S is second so far.
(Got a big box of waxes to still try... damn Autogeek discounts)