12700W Carnauba Wax

it goes on so easy and you can buff it off just as easy. It has a silky feel to it. I paid little more for it than the name brands but, it's worth it! My 2008 Ford Mustang never looked so good! Definitely recommend ! UPDATE: I really do love this wax! I have a lot of different waxes, sealants, etc and I find myself going back to P21S! It's so easy to put on and buff off. I don't know about longevity but, if your going out on the town, your car will shine like glass! You don't have to apply very much. Like I said, I find myself going back to this wax to make my car shine! It's almost like a silky, soft paste wax, so a little more work than a spray wax but not as much as other paste wax's. P21S doesn't stain your plastics either. It's like Goldie Locks.... Just right. UPDATE: I have been using this for some weeks now. I have to say that out of all the waxes I own,.. Which a lot... I am constantly coming back to P21s. I even sometimes prefer it to the spray waxes because I can control this better. It works as good as the paste waxes but is so easy to wipe on and off. It really shines my car! If you could only have one wax in your life, I would recommend this one. Look at all the 5 star reviews! LAST UPDATE: BUY THIS WAX!! OMG!! Yes, I had to go there...lol... Again, this wax is in a league of its own. I feel unless you clay your whole car, this wax is show car quality. Again, look at the totaltality of the reviews. 92% + love this wax! I would do a commercial for them. I read the reviews for products every time I buy on Amazon (current review scandal not withstanding) and this wax consistently receives 5 stars. Like I said before...Buy this wax, at least once and you will see why all of us are raving about it! Peace

The wax is easy to apply and remove. Keeps the paint Shiney and protected. One jar lasted me a year, waxing two vehicles every 4-6 months. Better than all the $10-$25 waxes I've tried from the auto parts stores.

Great wax easy to use. If you miss a spot wiping it . It comes off with the first wash. No white residue

Sigh...yes...it’s expensive - perhaps even excessively so. Yet, it’s a wonderful carnauba was that is extremely easy to apply and remove (remover thin, thin, THIN layer) and gives off that beautiful, classic carnauba shine . While it’s not cheap, one can will last for MANY applications (as in years if it’s for one car and you use it only in the warmer months - a sealant should be used for colder times as they last longer and give better protection) if you aren’t slathering it on. P21S is a dream to work with. I live in Colorado so my SOLE complaint about this wax is that it’s a dust magnet - which one can expect with any carnauba wax in a windy environment. While p21S may be seen as a boutique wax, I love this stuff and it’s well worth the money to me!

Excellent finish. I have used other waxes (on other cars of mine) but the smoothness I achieved with P21S is superior. I used the P21 Paint cleanser prior to the wax. The wax itself was easy to apply. The applicator does a good job of absorbing the wax from the jar and spreading it evenly. It does get slippery after a while though, and I dropped my sponge applicator a couple of time. I was worried I might pick up mud/dust that will scratch the paint. So watch out for it as your hands tire. Nevertheless, the outcome was beyond my expectations and well above the wax finish I have received from neighborhood professional car waxes. FYI - I have a 10 year old car with black paint. The wax (combined with the paint cleanser) gave the paint a deep shine that makes may car look so much younger.Also, I barely used 10%-15% of the jar - so I have 6-10 more waxes in the jar. Great quality and great value for money. I would pay more for an ergonomic applicator.

The conclusion: it's a wax, not better or worse than any other. It's a wax, nothing more, nothing less. I used this as a second coating on my 2002 Corvette just about two weeks ago after a good cleaning. The product itself is super easy to apply, remove and shine and leaves the car feeling smooth to the touch. It was used in conjunction with a synthetic as the first layer. I think I expected more from this wax than was delivered, so I am slightly disappointed. I'll be washing my car again in about two weeks and look forward to giving this product a second shot, this time using it by itself as a one coat wax. I'll update this review should I find my opinion changing and that will depend on how easy my car cleans up. I rated the longevity at 3/5 as while it beaded rain very nicely just a few days later, two weeks out the rain seems to bead quite poorly and it seems as if the car is begging for another coat of wax. In addition, the dirt seems to stick the same as it did before waxing and more than it did when I used other products. It is rather disappointing that I feel I need to re-wax, as it is something I don't think should need to be done more than 4x a year. The wax does clean up minor cosmetic blemishes much better than other waxes I've tried, so I believe there is merit on the fact alone. It is not, however, a miracle worker, so why you'll hide those blemishes, they won't entirely disappear. Overall, this is a good product, but I don't think it is any better or worse than other waxes on the market. For the price, it seems it will last quite a while, but it is a bit of a nugget to produce up front. It should be noted that I drive my Corvette everyday, so there has been plenty of opportunity for the vehicle to collect dirt.

Awesome product. Dude at dealership asked me what I use for my black 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and I told him I use this. Have received many compliments on my Jeep and refuse to use anything else

I own a large, piano black SUV that is a pain to keep clean. Everything on a black car shows, and every small ding creates a white dot. Also, I live in the South were it rains constantly and I go through a few bottles of RainX a year. I wanted something to keep the dirt, bugs, and rain spots off of my car. This oddly named clear coat wax seems to be a favorite among car collectors. My Mariner is no muscle car, but if I'm going to spend money on wax, I might as well make it look like a fancy car. PROS: - super buttery texture, just melts onto the sponge (I'm a petite girl, so not much arm muscle to work with here!) - quite a large jar full - comes with an applicant sponge - didn't have an allergic reaction to it (no need for gloves, it washes off fine) - extremely shiny, glossy, and gives that "wet" look - goes on top of black wax without pulling off undercoats - you can use a power buffer on it (but I buff by hand in the direction of the car's aerodynamics...you never know if it helps) - doesn't damage black moldings (you can wipe some Back to Black over it anyway) - dries clear, not white - if you're new to this, you can completely "screw up" waxing your car with thus stuff and it won't matter CONS: - not really sure if it comes out of clothes (use stuff you don't care about) - you might have to do 2 layers on a black car to really make it look good - wears off quick (about 2-3 weeks with rain and highway travel, it's kind of a soft wax) - careful holding the product (my warm hands melted edges of the wax in the container and it almost slid out) - pretty expensive, but you'll get about 10-15 rounds depending on the size of your car (good luck on an SUV) OVERALL: It's a great product and I'll definitely buy it again. Since it's so expensive, I'll save it as more of a "flashy show-off" treat than a maintenance wax. I'll stick with Turtle's Black Box kit for my SUV to really pull out the black colors, hide the white chips/scratches, and to protect the car against rain, sun, dirt, bugs, etc. But when the weather is nice and I feel like driving around a purdy car, I'll top coat it with this P21S to really catch the light. Easy to use and looks great.