Pinnacle Souveran

[99monguse]

Is Souveran a show wax only? I would like to try it but for $100, if there's no durability...what's the point! I don't want to have to re-wax after a couple weeks

[Dr Oldz]

Looks awesome and is super easy to use but durability is 3 weeks or so depending on enviromental conditions. The extreme ease of use makes it a breeze to reapply tho.

[Silverstone]

Try the liquid souveran then if you haven't already. I've been using it since last summer and love it. Looks deep and wet and lasts a long time.

[NickZ28]

Try the liquid souveran then if you haven't already. I've been using it since last summer and love it. Looks deep and wet and lasts a long time.

I used it last week on the wife's Vette and it looks awesome.

[trhland]

its one of my favorite waxes!!!

[Jaretr1]

And right now liquid souveran is on bogo!

[Kris R]

Yeah the durability is my biggest beef with it.

I bought it for a 55 thunderbird show car I prepped for a show.

It won by the way.

[shoeless89]

Durability sucks, looks are great! Up to you

[Mike Phillips]

Is Souveran a show wax only? I would like to try it but for $100, if there's no durability...what's the point! I don't want to have to re-wax after a couple weeks

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99monguse,

How long ANY wax lasts depends upon how the paint is touched afterwards.


Some cleaning soaps, like a dishwashing soap and an aggressive wash mitt or even aggressive washing "style" will wear a wax coating off faster than using a high quality, non-detergent car wash with a premium quality wash mitt and good technique.


If you wash carefully using a pH balanced car wash like Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo and use a spray detailer like Pinnacle Crystal Mist in-between a normal wash and wax you can get up to 3 months of protection with Souveran Paste wax.

And "yes", Pinnacle Souveran is a true show car wax and it's incredibly easy to apply and remove. I use it on a lot of the show cars work I do, for example,
this 1954 Corvette











Here's a shot of the dash and cockpit...




Comfortable seating for two...





The 1954 Corvette had little fins leading back to the tail lights...




Chrome Headlight protectors protect the headlights and give classic Corvettes a unique style





The shape and design of the front grill is a work of art...





These are the original 1954 Corvette Hubcaps... do an eBay search and see what just a full set of these goes for now days...





Pinnacle Souveran, a true show car wax also called a finishing wax...

[Mike Phillips]

The below Camaro took BEST OF CLASS at this last weekend's Super Chevy Show. Tommy, the owner sent me this picture this last Sunday...



Glassy wet-looking finish created entirely by machine and finished off using Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax...
























He also won "Best of Show" just a few weeks ago at the John Staluppi Cars of Dreams show






And he has more people asking the below questions than ever before,

• Did you have your car painted?
• What wax do you use?
• Would you like to sell your Camaro?