Souveran or Paste Glaz for yellow?

[RCK]

Tried the Souveran now I am going to give the Paste Glaz a try. Any predictions on which I`ll like better? I have read that the Paste Glaz really does work best on light colored cars.



Joe

[JasonC8301]

Think you will find Paste Glaz a breeze to apply and remove, and maybe notice a brighter shine but a slight loss in depth. (Thanks for catching the typo!) :doh



Hardly noticable to the average person on the street, but Autopians can tell the difference.



I was tempted to get another tin of Paste Glaz (then glanced over to my current supply of products.)

[Accumulator]

I dunno about the conventional wisdom regarding Souveran/PG. I HEAR that PG has some slight synthetic content (I have no idea whether or not this is true) which might give it a look that some folks prefer over Souveran.



People SAY that PG is better on light colored vehicles. But my experience was quite different. I used PG on a white `87 VW for ages. Prep usually consisted of PPCL (only). When I switched to Souveran, it was a VERY noticeable improvement. Other people also noticed and commented on it. So IN MY EXPERIENCE the Souveran simply looked better.



CRUZMISL- If you switch to/try the PG, I hope you`ll post back with your results.

[raymond_ho2002]

Originally posted by JasonC8301

Think you will find Paste Glaz a breeze to apply and remove, and maybe notice a brighter shine but a slight loss in brightness.







ummmm.....:confused:

[imported_Goose]

please post your results cause I was wanting to try Paste Glaz on my yellow Silverado

[imported_giovae]

I`d love to see the difference as well since I have a Zinc Yellow Mustang



good luck