[NCZ13]

i use sigII

i love it. great looks at a decent price. ill try to dig up so pictures.

[Nica]

Ah yes, Souveran. Souveran was what got me started on the detailing experience. I went from Mothers three step system (and I thought it was the BOMB!!) then I got edumacted on detailing (paint correction..ect..ect..) and my first wax was Souveran, after Souveran well I realized there was a whole world of waxes

[02CAMSS]

souveran is great stuff!But the price has gone up 20 dollars in the past year and a half putting it in the price range of some of zymol estate glazes or swissvax.

[FMINUS]

Souveran is GREAT for wet looks and its unbeatable for application, however the clarity and durability has made me move on.

[JLs Detailing]

Originally Posted by FMINUS

Souveran is GREAT for wet looks and its unbeatable for application, however the clarity and durability has made me move on.

Have to agree with this one 100%!

[kenny1775]

Originally Posted by JLs Detailing

Have to agree with this one 100%!

I've been right on the verge of plunking down the big bucks on a pot of Souveran for about 2 weeks now, but I can't help but freeze at the thought of paying this much for wax...

I know that there are some really experienced veterans here, so maybe you could help a Noob' out... what's better than Souveran???

[Asphalt Rocket]

Rubbish Boy OE, Supernatural, Swissvax Concorso, Smargd, Mystery, Divine, Zymol Concours, Vintage and other by three makers I mentioned that I have not used. Also you might want to try Poorboys Nattys Blue, its cheaper than Souveran but looks just the same to me.

[trhland]

(lusso oro ) is close but not quite the same . nice wax though

[trhland]

personly go with ( pinnicle sig series 2 ) paste wax!!!! one of my favs!!! leaves a nice glossy shine . my go to wax!!!!

[Cooter]

+1 with AR. I'd also add SV Saphir on there. It has a really nice look too!!