imported_doug
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Because so many of you have raved about Souveran, especially as a topper over polymers, I ordered some and received it the other day. The hood and trunk lid of my "anthracite" BMW were looking a little rtatty - just dirty rain drop remnants from the last two days' storms, so I decided to give it a try.
These surfaces have fairly recent Meguiar's Gold Class on them, which has been through a couple of washes. Even though it needs it, I really didn't have time or inclination to wash the car (more rain coming and I have a long drive tonight), so I just spot-cleaned these surfaces with plenty of detail spray and an ultimate wipe which I constantly rolled to keep the collected dirt away from the paint. Then I applied a thin coat of the Souveran with the foam pad it came with, and buffed it out almost immediately with a fresh ultimate wipe. (what a concept - no waiting! Great for us instant gratification junkies
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<font color=red size=+2>Wow!</font> :bounce
First of all, that has to be the easiest to apply, easiest to buff out, quickest-between-application-and-buffing wax I've ever used. The results look really nice - it absolutely added some depth and "covered-in-glass" look. I can really see why you guys like this stuff, and I will most definitely be trying it on the whole car - I will continue to use the Gold Class first on the expectation that I will probably get better longevity out of the combination than out of the Souveran alone. (does that make sense?)
Can't wait to try it on the black Porsche!
These surfaces have fairly recent Meguiar's Gold Class on them, which has been through a couple of washes. Even though it needs it, I really didn't have time or inclination to wash the car (more rain coming and I have a long drive tonight), so I just spot-cleaned these surfaces with plenty of detail spray and an ultimate wipe which I constantly rolled to keep the collected dirt away from the paint. Then I applied a thin coat of the Souveran with the foam pad it came with, and buffed it out almost immediately with a fresh ultimate wipe. (what a concept - no waiting! Great for us instant gratification junkies
)<font color=red size=+2>Wow!</font> :bounce
First of all, that has to be the easiest to apply, easiest to buff out, quickest-between-application-and-buffing wax I've ever used. The results look really nice - it absolutely added some depth and "covered-in-glass" look. I can really see why you guys like this stuff, and I will most definitely be trying it on the whole car - I will continue to use the Gold Class first on the expectation that I will probably get better longevity out of the combination than out of the Souveran alone. (does that make sense?)
Can't wait to try it on the black Porsche!