Souveran........paste or liquid....

nope, apply it thin and wipe it right off
 
Kelso said:
its not just you, i absolutely love the smell of paste!
yankeefan , applying it correctly would be doing a panel and then immediatly removing the wax, then moving on.
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Smells like Hawaii!!
 
The Liquid Souveran is great for white and light color cars, but I have a medium blue metallic paint and the Souveran paste looks awesome on it. I love the paste!! It's truly the best wax I know of. :)
 
YankeeFan said:
.....but I need to ask what you meant by "applied correctly" as the product description seems quite easy as it reads to remove immediately, as no haze will form. What have you found to work well?

Thanks again,
Howard
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Exactly ... you want to WOWO (wipe on, wipe off) almost immediately. You do not allow it to fully dry and haze like most traditional waxes.

Mike T said:
Really? So it shouldn't be left to dry a bit?
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You can allow the liquid to sit and do the entire car prior to wiping off, one benefit of the design. Not so with the paste, you want to remove almost immediately after finishing each panel. One by one .... you will find it much easier, and looks quite a bit nicer also.
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
Not so with the paste, you want to remove almost immediately after finishing each panel. One by one .... you will find it much easier, and looks quite a bit nicer also.
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Is there any benefit on letting it sit and haze and then wiping off?
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
You can allow the liquid to sit and do the entire car prior to wiping off, one benefit of the design. Not so with the paste, you want to remove almost immediately after finishing each panel. One by one .... you will find it much easier, and looks quite a bit nicer also.
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Is that the best way for most Paste waxes or is it just a Souveran thing?
 
Mike T said:
Is that the best way for most Paste waxes or is it just a Souveran thing?
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I find it to work well with most of them, but Pinnacle was the first one to offer it in directions. I think thats why I never complain about Nattys Blue, removal, as I still prefer WOWO.
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
I find it to work well with most of them, but Pinnacle was the first one to offer it in directions. I think thats why I never complain about Nattys Blue, removal, as I still prefer WOWO.
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You WOWO Natty's Blue? I wonder what would happen if I WOWO NB, or Collinite 915 etc? I figured I'd end up with a smear fest.
 
I love the Souveran paste but I tried some liquid Souveran on one of my white cars last week for the 1st time and I think the results on white looked better then even the paste. Thank you Kelso for the recommendation. Both products go on and off very easy. I have heard that the liquid does a better job on lighter colors but the paste does an outstanding job on a yellow car I have. I also love the smell of the paste.
 
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