Souveran And Series 2?whats The Difference

ltoman said:
thank you, nick. so why would that make one accent the flakes in metallic paint over the other?
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I think it has to do something with the polymers added to the wax. I don't think there's a product you add that adds the flake effect, otherwise wouldn't you think it would be in Souveran?

It has to be an ingredient that reacts or enhances the finish and exposes the flakes very well.

Heck, NTS7 Liquid Shield enhanced the flake effect on my moms car. So its got to be some ingredient they add.



I'm not so confident on this reasoning, and I'm sure someone has the correct answer.
 
nick19 said:
I think it has to do something with the polymers added to the wax. I don't think there's a product you add that adds the flake effect, otherwise wouldn't you think it would be in Souveran?

It has to be an ingredient that reacts or enhances the finish and exposes the flakes very well.

Heck, NTS7 Liquid Shield enhanced the flake effect on my moms car. So its got to be some ingredient they add.



I'm not so confident on this reasoning, and I'm sure someone has the correct answer.
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well i appreciate it nonetheless. you're a smart guy and you're good at this, so you may very well be exactly accurate.
gratefully,
lauren:) :) :) :) :) nick rocks!
 
ltoman said:
well i appreciate it nonetheless. you're a smart guy and you're good at this, so you may very well be exactly accurate.
gratefully,
lauren:) :) :) :) :) nick rocks!
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Thank you for the kind words Lauren :)






-Nick :cheers:
 
Rsurfer said:
How does the 2 compare with max wax? Maybe inbetween dark and light?
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I read nothing but good things about MAX-WAX....that im planning to try soon....;) ...
 
Yep guys, Sig Series II just has a less potent concoction of Brazilian wax in the mixture. It is still 100% yellow Brazilian carnauba of the same quality as Souveran, it just has a lower ratio of the carnauba to whatever the other stuff is. The reason that SSII is able to add to pearl paints is because of the additional polymers in it, that in contrast, Souveran does not have.

my current setup is WG glaze, WG DGPS, SSII, Spray Souveran, and QM just about everyday now (its dusty here).

this setup seems to provided me with outstanding protection and ridiculous shine, so i;ll stick with this for a little while, until AG come out with something new
 
jus wondering which one to buy?? my one truck is dark forest green .amd my other one is dark stone mattalic.
 
bambo2888 said:
youre going to want to stick to a Souveran can.
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theres to though. reg or souveran 2. ones 80 bucks and ones 40 bucks. they both look the same to me .
 
SSII is fine for darker metallic finishes, Souveran would just add to the depth and wetness but some would say slightly mute the metallic.
 
Interesting. I was looking at the forum of most expensive wax. One thing was clear however when I visited The sellers of Zymol and Swissol that the color of the paint depeded on which wax. By the way did anyone try or attempt to get Swissol litature for giggle their links are horrendeous.

Also Green is my favorite colar ! on well not cars
 
Interesting seems to be a common thread on the bouteque waxes. What colar new paint, metal flake etc. What two get have two red one white and one black car.

Well green is favorite colar for me except on well not cars.
 
trhland said:
theres to though. reg or souveran 2. ones 80 bucks and ones 40 bucks. they both look the same to me .
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Souveran II? you sure? I think you may be confusing that with Signature Series II:confused:
 
koibybrian said:
Interesting. I was looking at the forum of most expensive wax. One thing was clear however when I visited The sellers of Zymol and Swissol that the color of the paint depeded on which wax. By the way did anyone try or attempt to get Swissol litature for giggle their links are horrendeous.

Also Green is my favorite colar ! on well not cars
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I didn't have any trouble reading their site.
 
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