The wax look cant be faked!

JAF06SE said:
Totally agree with all said. I have not personally tried Souveran...YET! I was looking at it though and saw that here is a paste and a liquid. What does everyone prefer? I like the idea of the liquid because I've become lazy now that I have my PC lol. I'm not opposed to the paste though, just takes longer by hand.
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The paste pops out very easily and you just rub a couple times on your pad on your pc and go to town.
 
I like both.......Wolfgang 3.0 topped with Optimum spray wax gives me the best of both worlds. Try it, you'll like it!
 
Klasse Act said:
This is a good thread sure enough because if you like the look Meg's #26 gave your then new 90' Corvette, your going to love the way it looks on your retirement nestegg depleted 14' Corvette, so go for it. I guess it really comes down to the way you like your car to look, how often you wax and how big your arms are and/or want them to be. I for one lived through the era of Meg's #26 and loved using it because of how it smelled and because of the rep of Meg's. Flash forward to about 2005 where I found Klasse Sealant Glaze, game over! Then I found AG and it was like a parting of the sea, the rest of detailing world became available, better shine, easier shine, just everything made easier!

I will never go back, I'm done with carbs and love fuel injection!!!

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My detailer put my second coat of KSG on my black
Obsidian Lexus and it made a huge difference. Do you start over
once you're at 4 or 5 OR? Feed back please. :buffing:
 
Love the look of wax but would not take it over my Cquatz Finest coating. The look is amazing and very long lasting. I use Reload every couple months to keep it extra slick.
 
Lexi65 said:
My detailer put my second coat of KSG on my black
Obsidian Lexus and it made a huge difference. Do you start over
once you're at 4 or 5 OR? Feed back please. :buffing:
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You mean 4 or 5 coats of KSG? If so, well no, you just maintain it at that point because you've got a great base coat of KSG laid down with the 2 and if spaced out a "little bit" the additional 2-3 just adds more protection.

With all this resurgence in KSG lately I'd love to add some but with the coating on its not advised....they say.

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JAF06SE said:
Totally agree with all said. I have not personally tried Souveran...YET! I was looking at it though and saw that here is a paste and a liquid. What does everyone prefer? I like the idea of the liquid because I've become lazy now that I have my PC lol. I'm not opposed to the paste though, just takes longer by hand.
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The only thing the two have in common is the name Souveran. The liquid is a nice product but the paste is the one to have, whether you apply with machine or hand.
 
I read about popping the paste out of the jar. I tried it with some Meg's UPW but it fell apart. That's my only concern. Any tips or tricks to doing this?
 
I agree with the OP. I love the look from a wax.

I've never had the joy of spreading a high end wax on a black sports car, but back in the early 2000's I had a silver BMW 3-series that received regular treatments of a respectable carnauba wax. The warmth and depth of shine were even noticeable on a light color like silver.

Unfortunatly, it was life that lead me into sealants. I just didn't have the time to be constantly waxing the car, no matter how much I enjoyed it or liked the results. Sealants twice a year made more sense than wax every 2~3 months. Some day I'm hoping life will become more simple again and I'll get back to being able to wax again. Maybe I'll even have a nice black sports car to use it on as well!
 
^ Agreed. I've never been able to put on a high dollar wax either and have gotten into the sealants that last a lot longer. The most expensive wax I've ever applied would be Meg's Gold Class. That has always been a top line to me. I've never had a garage queen that the $60 Souveran would be preferred on. I don't see the point of spending that kind of money for something that isn't going to last that long.
 
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