liquid souvern

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OK I know it is misspelled but I have a couple of sample bottles that have separated, can I just shake them up real good and use them or toss them out?
 
Shake them up mate! You should shake any liquid product before using.
 
i second type r, just shake it up until it becomes homogeneous and you'll be good to go
 
I have a full size bottle worth of the Liquid Souveran samples. They seem like the quickest separating product ever. Funny you should post this because I just shook all of Souveran and Wolfgang Paint Sealant samples between yesterday and today. These little bottles take a long time to shake. They go from sloshing around in there to making no noise by the time they are fully shaken. Most of the bottles took a couple minutes to fully mix again. They all restored to a beautiful consistency. Hope this helps.
 
shake very well indeed ... it seems most products seperate after some time on the shelves. Never had one go bad yet however.
 
i give everything a quick shake before useing it. its a good habit.:xyxthumbs:
 
Poorboys sealants do the same thing just give it a good shaking it should be fine. Just to be on the safe side do a small area on your ride to make sure it's still good.
 
It should be ok I had my supplies in the garage all summer until i moved them inside and they all still fine.
 
I just did a test spot of my LS sample yesterday. Maybe it was because it was only a small area about 1' by 2', or that my car is a sort of slate gray metallic and not black or red, but I didn't see what all the fuss is about. Although this is on top of 3 coats of KSG and one WGDGPS (that has been washed about 6-7 times now and not really slick at all), but it just made it slick (of course) with no real added depth. Maybe it'll look different when I do the whole car. That won't be till spring though, no sense in applying it for the winter.

Alas the other car is white so it probably won't be much help there.
 
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