Sooo I finally used my SSII...

[sal329]

Well the other day I was pretty bored, my car needed to be cleaned so I washed with ONR. Was about to call it quits and when I was putting my tools away I looked at the tub of SSII. I fugured what the heck I have 2 hours before I need to go to work. I applied one panel at a time, takin in a sip of a beverage then wipe off the panel. It went on so easy and buffed off like no other. The car is a white 94 Mark VIII, I always use a sealant on it. Well the SSII made the paint glow with a nice warm look. Has been on for about a week now. I got off work at midnight went to the car and looked, it had rained for a couple hours and the water was beaded up so tight all over the car, it was a grea site. This wax is a definate keeper. I have some Souveran Paste commin in by the end of next week and an can not wait to try that.

[gary26]

SSII rocks and durability isn't bad either.

[killrwheels@autogeek]

use the Souveran Spray Wax between wax sessions to help durability with any of the Pinnacle waxes. They work in unison together.

[loudog2]

How is the SSII different from the souveran paste? Both use the same carnuba right?

[sal329]

Originally Posted by loudog2

How is the SSII different from the souveran paste? Both use the same carnuba right?

Not sure but hope to have my Souveran here end of next week and I will do a test as soon as I can

[sal329]

Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek

use the Souveran Spray Wax between wax sessions to help durability with any of the Pinnacle waxes. They work in unison together.

I use OCW and DG Aw for my maintence have gallons of both

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Originally Posted by loudog2

How is the SSII different from the souveran paste? Both use the same carnuba right?

both are very different waxes. Souveran offers no additional polymers and was designed for paints (like black, red, yellow) that already have a reflective nature in them. SSII has polymers to enhance the look and durability.

[loudog2]

Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek

both are very different waxes. Souveran offers no additional polymers and was designed for paints (like black, red, yellow) that already have a reflective nature in them. SSII has polymers to enhance the look and durability.

So what would be better for my 2008 Infiniti G35 in platinum Graphite(dark grey)?

[Rsurfer]

Here's Fusion on Diamond Graphite

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Originally Posted by loudog2

So what would be better for my 2008 Infiniti G35 in platinum Graphite(dark grey)?

I personally would use SSII , or Wolfgang Fuzion as others might suggest. Souveran will make it wet looking, but wont emphasize the metallic content.