Is there a better Souveran?

yakky said:
I've been guilty of claiming to be able to see stuff in pix, but honestly sometimes even when doing 1/2 a car with one product and 1/2 with another, its hard to tell. Unless you are comparing completely different products like a carnauba to something like KSG, its almost impossible to tell on a single panel. You really need the contours and body lines to see differences and even more so, different lighting.
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I've done several comparisons of different lsp's myself, with one half of the hood done with one and the other half with another. I rarely see much, if any, difference. Yet, I *still* believe that different LSP's do look different, but those differences are more likely to be noticed when taken as a whole vs a side by side comparison.



The bottom line though, in my opinion, is that what differences there are in appearances between LSP's, they are pretty small.
 
Scottwax said:
I've got Souveran and Fuzion and 99 times out of 100, I reach for Carnauba Moose instead. Better darkening effect and durability.
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hey Scott, do you mean the carnauba wax or the vanilla moose wax? and do you know the shelf life of those 2 and the machine glaze?
 
oldcracker said:
hey Scott, do you mean the carnauba wax or the vanilla moose wax? and do you know the shelf life of those 2 and the machine glaze?
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I said the one I mean, Carnauba Moose. No idea on the shelf life, you'd have to contact Clearkote.
 
Pinnacle's sig. II wax looks very different from everything I have.





Rob Tomlin said:
I've done several comparisons of different lsp's myself, with one half of the hood done with one and the other half with another. I rarely see much, if any, difference. Yet, I *still* believe that different LSP's do look different, but those differences are more likely to be noticed when taken as a whole vs a side by side comparison.



The bottom line though, in my opinion, is that what differences there are in appearances between LSP's, they are pretty small.
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Got_Leather said:
I guess I'll throw it out there. Chemical Guys E-Zyme is some easy to use stuff and darkens the paint too. Decent durability for that type of wax.
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also dodo's purple haze has the same effect.
 
Scottwax said:
I've got Souveran and Fuzion and 99 times out of 100, I reach for Carnauba Moose instead. Better darkening effect and durability.
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Scott, I know you're a big fan of CMW, but how well does it handle through rain storms/snow in terms of durability? I know Texas can be dry & hot but it's a lot different here in the windy city.
 
evojoey said:
Any one else here a fan of megs 26?...It has great darkening effects on black paint and is easy to use ..
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Oh yes, I'm a big fan of #26. It's a real amazing OTC LSP for dark colored fiishes. Love it!
 
mystickid said:
Scott, I know you're a big fan of CMW, but how well does it handle through rain storms/snow in terms of durability? I know Texas can be dry & hot but it's a lot different here in the windy city.
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We had 17" of snow last winter, plus a lot of rain. Holds up quite well.
 
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