Souveran on Black 1998 Trans Am

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So i got some Souveran paste wax on trade last week so I gave the TA a wash today and applied a coat to test the legendary status of this expensive wax. There is already a month old layer of CG Blacklight topped with CG Butter wet wax and V7. However, these products were almost gone according to the weak beading and sheeting I was getting. After drying I got to it and I must say that applying Souveran is incredibly easy as it took me 20 minutes to apply and remove the product to the whole car doing one panel at a time. The smell is intoxicating and the consistency is great. I do see a noted visual difference between Souveran and the previously applied Butter wet wax (as I would hope to considering the price gap) The souveran left a deep, luxurious shine on my 14 year old black paint. I've made it a tradition to take an angled hood shot of my car and I think I can see a deeper reflection from the souveran than I have before with other products. I don't mind if the durability sucks as reported because it's so easy to apply. Overall, a sure winner and considering how little you use per application, a good value as well even if paying full price.




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Wow, that's amazing.

Good job keeping a 98 looking so great!

What did you trade the Souveran for?
 
rock012345 said:
Wow, that's amazing.

Good job keeping a 98 looking so great!

What did you trade the Souveran for?
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8 oz bottle of BF crystal seal, the previous souveran owner wanted to move forward with the Blackfire line and I'm reaping the benefits. LOL
 
Awesome. I love Souveran. In fact, I opened the jar today just to sniff it. :)
 
:xyxthumbs:great job,paint looks new,you've done a teriffic job of taking care of it.
 
NICE. Love Souveran and love that car. I'm actually shopping for a new car and am hoping to find a 1998-2002 T/A. I used to have a 2001 about nine years ago.
 
Ray@Autogeek said:
NICE. Love Souveran and love that car. I'm actually shopping for a new car and am hoping to find a 1998-2002 T/A. I used to have a 2001 about nine years ago.
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Thanks! Now that you mention it I'd be willing to sell mine if you're interested...
 
looks good..glad your enjoying it..now I just need to stop being sick so i can go enjoy my BF Crystal sealant.
 
WOW!!!!!!!!!! :-o

to get gm black to look like that, you sir have talent!
 
-z yaaaa- said:
WOW!!!!!!!!!! :-o

to get gm black to look like that, you sir have talent!
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Well I appreciate that but it's more of a talent for taking pics from a few feet away so you can't see the imperfections lol
 
Car is looking great as usual! Pinnacle Souvern is sooooooo easy to apply and remove, great product!
 
Wow, that is beautiful! Too bad I just got rid of my Souveran, I miss it already!
 
Looks awesome!

Are you going to continue using V7 on top of the souveran? Show us pictures/your opinions if you do?

I'm eyeing a bottle of V7 to use on top of my SSII coat. Not sure if it's worth it though.
 
spardavr4 said:
Looks awesome!

Are you going to continue using V7 on top of the souveran? Show us pictures/your opinions if you do?

I'm eyeing a bottle of V7 to use on top of my SSII coat. Not sure if it's worth it though.
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Yes I probably will slap on a coat of v7 after every wash and re-apply souveran every month or so. I'll post pics after my next wash with the V7 on top of the souveran.
 
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