Out of these 3 high end waxes....
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Pinnacles hard to beat looks wise, but don't expect much durability
swanicyouth
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I mean I heard fusion was the all around best wax when it comes down to durability, ease of use and all. I got a black Altima and have some souveran. I know about souverans lack of durability but we throws that up out the window after taking a look at the results. Thank you fellow members for your time
Bigbull2984
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What color car? Out of the 3 I would say Pinnacle.
Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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If you have both why not put down Fuzion first and Souveran on top?
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I'm partial towards Souveran myself....
Here's some information on carnauba waxes and length of protection they provide....
In order to obtain maximum durability from any carnauba wax, like Souveran, you want to ensure you are properly prepping the surface before application and properly maintaining it after application. Use Souveran in conjunction with specially formulated shampoos and detail sprays, like Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo and Pinnacle Crystal Mist Detail Spray, and you'll be surprised at the length of durability that can be achieved.
Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo, for example, is pH balanced and formulated with natural coconut oils. It removes the dirt and soil from the vehicle - nothing else. You can reinforce the protection provided by Souveran with Pinnacle Crystal Mist, a gloss-intensive carnauba-based detail spray.
This goes for any carnauba wax, which is why manufacturers like Dodo Juice, Pinnacle, Wolfgang, and Migliore formulate products to be used in conjunction with their waxes.
Here's some information on carnauba waxes and length of protection they provide....
In order to obtain maximum durability from any carnauba wax, like Souveran, you want to ensure you are properly prepping the surface before application and properly maintaining it after application. Use Souveran in conjunction with specially formulated shampoos and detail sprays, like Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo and Pinnacle Crystal Mist Detail Spray, and you'll be surprised at the length of durability that can be achieved.
Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo, for example, is pH balanced and formulated with natural coconut oils. It removes the dirt and soil from the vehicle - nothing else. You can reinforce the protection provided by Souveran with Pinnacle Crystal Mist, a gloss-intensive carnauba-based detail spray.
This goes for any carnauba wax, which is why manufacturers like Dodo Juice, Pinnacle, Wolfgang, and Migliore formulate products to be used in conjunction with their waxes.
Andr3wilson
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I had a flat black car before (no metallic fleck, but still glossy) i used Souveran as a once every 2-3 week wax, reeeaaaally made the car pop!
I must say though, with a black car, after you wax and do the final wipe, finish off with a quick detailing spray like Crystal Mist or Wolfgang Instant Detail Spritz. This will remove any haze from the wax, leaving a super clear finish. But overall Souveran goes well on black and is a bit cheaper too
I must say though, with a black car, after you wax and do the final wipe, finish off with a quick detailing spray like Crystal Mist or Wolfgang Instant Detail Spritz. This will remove any haze from the wax, leaving a super clear finish. But overall Souveran goes well on black and is a bit cheaper too
swanicyouth
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If it was me, I would use Souveran to top a sealant of your choice. That extends the life of the combo.
On the other hand, I can't stress enough how good Fuzion looks over the new Wolfgang Liquid Seal. I mean good like better than anything I've ever tried, just amazing.
On the other hand, I can't stress enough how good Fuzion looks over the new Wolfgang Liquid Seal. I mean good like better than anything I've ever tried, just amazing.
Souveran all the way. I have layered it over and under other waxes and it makes a black car look like it sits under a pool! My perfect combo's that work for me.
Wash: Cg citrus wash and gloss mild dilution! Or pinnacle shampoo- wonderful scent.
Paint prep.
Coly 845.
Souveran. Then if you get board coly 845 again in a few days. Looks amazing!
Wash: Cg citrus wash and gloss mild dilution! Or pinnacle shampoo- wonderful scent.
Paint prep.
Coly 845.
Souveran. Then if you get board coly 845 again in a few days. Looks amazing!
Pinnicle Is my favorite wax period. Easy to use Great shine. Looks great on Black or Red. Fuzion is good also. I use Fuzion in the Winter. Souvoran in the Spring to Fall. Either one not a bad choice. I have used other DoDo waxes not Supernatural yet. I also like Midnight Sun. Goes on easy and looks extremely good the next day after it cures. I wax every two weeks so longivity not a problem
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I have all 3 and like the look of Supernatural best. It sweated on me the 2nd day, which really disappointed me. Apparently wiping with some cool distilled water can fix that. It is much more difficult to remove than Souveran or Fuzion, but but then, what isn't?
Supernatural has a bright,sparkling shine with warmth. It looks more traditional than Souveran or Fuzion.
Fuzion has more sparkle than Souveran. Fuzion has a sparkle and a brilliant shine and glow to it that makes things pop.It isn't as clear as SN though.
Souveran has a rich, warm glow, but isn't a crystal clear or a brilliant shine, so much. It absorbs the light more and causes the paint to have more of a glow than a reflective shine.
I believe that SN has the most durability, followed by Fuzion and Souveran being last.
Souveran attracts a lot of dust, because it has a lot of oils in it to give it that warm glow. It has lanolin in it. Putting sheep's fat in a wax seems like an odd decision to me. They don't tell you it has lanolin in the Souveran product description, but they tell you in the kit. That's odd, too. Souveran looks great, but is high maintenance. It's a great show car wax. I dislike it for DD use because it attracts so much dust.
Fuzion is anti static, so it tends to stay cleaner, which to me, combined with the ease of use, and the shine it gives, makes it a top pick for your pampered DD.
Supernatural has a bright,sparkling shine with warmth. It looks more traditional than Souveran or Fuzion.
Fuzion has more sparkle than Souveran. Fuzion has a sparkle and a brilliant shine and glow to it that makes things pop.It isn't as clear as SN though.
Souveran has a rich, warm glow, but isn't a crystal clear or a brilliant shine, so much. It absorbs the light more and causes the paint to have more of a glow than a reflective shine.
I believe that SN has the most durability, followed by Fuzion and Souveran being last.
Souveran attracts a lot of dust, because it has a lot of oils in it to give it that warm glow. It has lanolin in it. Putting sheep's fat in a wax seems like an odd decision to me. They don't tell you it has lanolin in the Souveran product description, but they tell you in the kit. That's odd, too. Souveran looks great, but is high maintenance. It's a great show car wax. I dislike it for DD use because it attracts so much dust.
Fuzion is anti static, so it tends to stay cleaner, which to me, combined with the ease of use, and the shine it gives, makes it a top pick for your pampered DD.