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Kelso · 01-01-2007, 11:02 PM

you cant buy paste glaz from any chains, but you can score some on ebay occasionally. i dont see the obsession with it though, liquid souveran or sig 2 will do the job. here my opinion
yellows, reds and blacks especially, souveran paste will take the cake.
anything metallic or light colored(silver, white, etc) will look best under liquid souveran and my god that stuff is super super slick.
i have not used Sig II but to me it looks like a paste version of liquid souveran, meaning it will look best on light colors.

i have been using lots of liquid souveran and on my last application i said, let me try the max wax this time. i think it looked better, more reflective and deeper, but im still gonna try the LS again...maybe its just cause the max wax was fresh...

but did anybody else notice in that pic above you can perfectly read the reflection of max wax?thats impressive to me

Luke · 01-01-2007, 11:05 PM

What picture above? Thank you for your opinion.

killrwheels@autogeek · 01-02-2007, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimmie

Can a person still get Souveran Paste Glaz ?

I'll sell you my last one, 75.00 US. Just joking, well maybe, but you might find it on auction. Has not been offered in many years.

Pinnacle Souveran Paste --- Blacks, Reds, Yellows --- super wetness, depth, richness

Pinnacle Paste Glaz --- brighter, originally designed for light colors

Sig Series, Sig Series II --- made for lighter cars, offers polymer technology to add some reflection and glow.

Pinnacle Souveran Liquid --- a shimmering beauty, designed for longer durability and use in different environments. Can be allowed to dry/cure completely.

nick19 · 01-02-2007, 04:20 PM

PM me for more info on Past Glaz..

cullen2505 · 01-04-2007, 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nick19

PM me for more info on Past Glaz..

I would like some more info on Paste Glaz. I sent you a PM

killrwheels@autogeek · 01-06-2007, 09:07 AM

Paste Glaz is long gone guys/gals ... (although) some may be available at Ebay, but dont discount Sig Series and now Sig Serie II. They are complete upgrades to Paste Glaz and add new polymer technology.