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My Souveran is finally here!! So, tomorrow I am going to go out and wash the car, apply One Grand Omega Glaze, and then probably go right to the Souveran, unless it looks like I need to apply a little BF Polish. My question is, how should I apply Souveran? Back and fourth, or circular? Any help would be appreciated. I am very pumped to try the souveran!



Brett
 
You can do either, just make sure the car is clean. Do SMALL sections at a time in the shade. Wipe on....and wipe off wet. Souveran dries quickly and if it does can be difficult to buff off.



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Souveran is really easy and quick to apply. When I don't have much time, I usually carry the can in one hand, and a foam applicator in the other, dipping and spreading the Souveran as I walk by the car. Once its applied to the whole car, I wipe it off with a microfiber towel. Nearly no buffing is required.



Or you can do it slowly, one section at a time as DK suggested. It helps you appreciate the curves of your car more... :D
 
I tried using souveran in that manner, but even in the shade it dried quickly and if I didn't do one panel at time, once it was dry, it was difficult to buff...........
 
I've tried applying Souveran to the entire car and then buffing but the product became very chalky and I got a lot of powdery residue all over the place that took some time to dust off (black paint). I wouldn't go so far as to say that it became difficult to buff, but it wasn't anywhere near as easy as buffing it before it dried.
 
when i buff souveren off i usually use one side of a towell or MF to get as much of the residue as i can off the vehicle, then i use the other clean side, or a clean towel to go over it all again and get what's left. I also noticed a small amount of dust, but with a clean mf it wiped right off. You just have to go in long strokes down the entire pannel, if you lift the towell off before that the dust will remain where you lifted, but if you go to the edge it seems to get it off.
 
A while ago I used Souveran on my hood. I guess I didn't read the instruction on the can carefully, and just treated it like Zaino and let it dry for a while. My result is similar to D.K. because it took some effort to buff off. Next time I'll try to buff it off wet. I guess that's correct way of doing it.
 
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Jose
 
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