I purchased the Souveran Kit becuase of a deal on E-Bay. I figured why not since I was going to order the Pinnacle Paint Cleansing Lotion (and cause I use the Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo already).
Let's see what can I say about Souveran. At first it took a bit of coaxing and warming up to get it to apply smoothly. It was a bit cold out so i'll give it that much
but after a few circular runs of the sponge in the container it warmed right up.
Honestly I didn't care much for the smell (I sorta like Blitz's odor better). But it went on smooth and quickly, (could have spread better, again it was cold) and the cool thing is that you just took it right off without much drying or hazing.
After the first removal, the reflection of myself startled me
haha and then I realized it was me in my car!
One thing we need to keep in mind is that my car had been mega-Klassed two weeks ago and that the Klasse was fully cured (5 layers to be exact). So the paint was also in it's most excellent condition. Also it seemed that after two weeks the Klasse and it's shine seemed to settle into it's perfection.
But after adding the Souveran, the "pop" from the finish just amazed me. With my satin silver finish, it is very tricky to get that car to reflect at angles greater than 45° it seems like with Souveran, it upped the degree amount to like 50 or slightly higher than 45 (if you're looking for a quantification).
So is Souveran worth it? Well maybe for shows and stuff, and if you really like to wax (which we all do of course!) but for your average "Joe", maybe not. It is a bit pricey but the shine is well worth it, if that's what you're after. I'd use this stuff like a quick turn around after I wash my car, almost like, shine and wipe.. shine and wipe.
I don't think anyone would have any complaints with this high quality, high shine, high depth, easy to use product. Oh and very slick on the finish too.
here's another morning pic, put you sunglasses on
Let's see what can I say about Souveran. At first it took a bit of coaxing and warming up to get it to apply smoothly. It was a bit cold out so i'll give it that much
but after a few circular runs of the sponge in the container it warmed right up.Honestly I didn't care much for the smell (I sorta like Blitz's odor better). But it went on smooth and quickly, (could have spread better, again it was cold) and the cool thing is that you just took it right off without much drying or hazing.
After the first removal, the reflection of myself startled me
haha and then I realized it was me in my car!One thing we need to keep in mind is that my car had been mega-Klassed two weeks ago and that the Klasse was fully cured (5 layers to be exact). So the paint was also in it's most excellent condition. Also it seemed that after two weeks the Klasse and it's shine seemed to settle into it's perfection.
But after adding the Souveran, the "pop" from the finish just amazed me. With my satin silver finish, it is very tricky to get that car to reflect at angles greater than 45° it seems like with Souveran, it upped the degree amount to like 50 or slightly higher than 45 (if you're looking for a quantification).
So is Souveran worth it? Well maybe for shows and stuff, and if you really like to wax (which we all do of course!) but for your average "Joe", maybe not. It is a bit pricey but the shine is well worth it, if that's what you're after. I'd use this stuff like a quick turn around after I wash my car, almost like, shine and wipe.. shine and wipe.
I don't think anyone would have any complaints with this high quality, high shine, high depth, easy to use product. Oh and very slick on the finish too.
here's another morning pic, put you sunglasses on
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