Liquid or paste Souveran for silver?
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Neothin
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instead of the klasse twins, do AIO followed up with several layers of wolfgang sealant. It leaves a nice bright finish that has good metallic flake pop, all features that I like to see in a LSP combo for lighter colors.
I personally would leave it untopped so that you can continue to layer WG whenever you feel like it, but if you must, paste souveran, natty's blue, p21s, etc etc are all good quality carnauba's that will help enhance wetness and depth of the silver paint. Just don't expect the paint to look like black paint though... the light color does have its limitations!
I prefer paste souveran. the smell (pina colada!), the ease of use (wipes right off!), and the results (*drip* *drip* *drip* goes the paint). yes you can apply LS by machine.. but what kind of connection to you feel with your detailing products by just slapping them on a finishing pad and going to town? get down on your hands and knee's and apply that stuff by hand!
I personally would leave it untopped so that you can continue to layer WG whenever you feel like it, but if you must, paste souveran, natty's blue, p21s, etc etc are all good quality carnauba's that will help enhance wetness and depth of the silver paint. Just don't expect the paint to look like black paint though... the light color does have its limitations!
I prefer paste souveran. the smell (pina colada!), the ease of use (wipes right off!), and the results (*drip* *drip* *drip* goes the paint). yes you can apply LS by machine.. but what kind of connection to you feel with your detailing products by just slapping them on a finishing pad and going to town? get down on your hands and knee's and apply that stuff by hand!
supercharged
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Liquid will last longer(it's more like a sealant), paste will give you wetter finish...:cheers:
QUOTE: Liquid Souveran was introduced to compliment white, silver, grey, beige, light yellow and light blue finishes. It contains a base of Brazilian Ivory Carnauba for transparency but is packed with highly reflective, crystalline polymers.
question:: would the liquid be more suitable for shine, gloss over the paste for my silver car.??
question:: would the liquid be more suitable for shine, gloss over the paste for my silver car.??
joe.p
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Sorry to hear about quicksilver,may she rest in peace.killrwheels@autogeek said:Silver one is my previous car .... RIP Quiksilver. She still beaded well in the end, and saved my life from one of Florida's senior population.
Replaced with a C6
Very painful to look at i must go now
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Neothin
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my previous car- IIRC it was RMG/Souveran in these pictures
as with killrwheels though-
note- don't drive while sleepy
car looked damn good even in the junkyard though!
killr- did you take the engine/transmission out of your silver, or did someone else? It took less than a month for my car to be completely parted out. a month after my accident i went back to the yard to try and get some CD's out of the cd changer and i found the car as a shell. the complete drivetrain was gone, the interior was gone, the trunk lid, the back right door was gone, etc etc etc
as with killrwheels though-
note- don't drive while sleepy
car looked damn good even in the junkyard though!
killr- did you take the engine/transmission out of your silver, or did someone else? It took less than a month for my car to be completely parted out. a month after my accident i went back to the yard to try and get some CD's out of the cd changer and i found the car as a shell. the complete drivetrain was gone, the interior was gone, the trunk lid, the back right door was gone, etc etc etc
NissanOwner
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Thats what the junk yards do, as soon as you sign those insurance papers, the car is gutted and stripped. Note: if you need something from your call, go get it immediately before you sign your insurance papers.