Black Lightning said:
One of these days, i would really like to try putting Souveran onto a foam pad and working it into the panel for 15 mins.
Here’s what I’ve been playing with for a couple of weeks now - using both Souverän and P21S paste: Work on a small (2’x2’) area, use a 5â€� square of MF cloth folded into thirds, wipe the wax on, lightly mist with distilled water, lightly rub until the wax disappears. Repeat a time or two or three, then move on to the next small area. If I come to a swirl mark I do the above process with 3M IHG a time or two, then top with at least two layers of carnauba.
I’ve been playing with different pressures, using various QDs instead of water, and different sequences of P21S/Souverän. At this point I’d say that lighter pressure is better and the final wax should be P21S - but that’s just tentative.
Applicators: Find a nice clean, smooth, and shiny spot on your paint. get a new and unused foam applicator, a terry applicator, and a MF applicator (or towel). Rub them
dry on your paint with medium pressure. You may say, “no way am I gonna rub my paint with a dry applicator!� Think about it, do you want to rely on product to keep the applicator from marring your paint?
I use a 16�x16� MF towel cut into either four 8�x8� squares or nine 5�x5� squares - smaller ones for carnauba, larger for polishes. IMO this applicator gives a better “feel� for the surface.
Good luck and have fun!
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