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Have you used DG105 on your white car yet? All I can say about that is WOW! I topped it with my own Souveran today. Here are a couple pics before the Souveran:
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I think you all have it a little wrong, Souveran doesnt mute the flakes as it is designed for richness and depth, it is the polymers in other products (like SSII, Maxwax) that amplify them to a certain extent. It has something more to do with reflection versus refraction of light.
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
I think you all have it a little wrong, Souveran doesnt mute the flakes as it is designed for richness and depth, it is the polymers in other products (like SSII, Maxwax) that amplify them to a certain extent. It has something more to do with reflection versus refraction of light.
Ohh, okay, I see what ya mean, for some reason I thought I had read that it did mute flakes, my bad. And I guess the reflection threw me off today.
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Originally Posted by Whitethunder46
Have you used DG105 on your white car yet? All I can say about that is WOW! I topped it with my own Souveran today. Here are a couple pics before the Souveran:
I have not tried it yet, but I'm give it a try. By the way I realy like your car, looks awesome. Always been a fan of the blue oval.
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killr, what is the small diff. between SSII and Souveran again? I personally use SSII, I was advised to go this route because the doubled price supposedly wasnt worth the difference on a white car...
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I forgot to mention that the reason I mentioned DG105 is because it was supposed to look steller on white, and it did!
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SSII is designed for lighter colors and metallics and has addtl polymers that amplify paint and thus the metallics.
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
SSII is designed for lighter colors and metallics and has addtl polymers that amplify paint and thus the metallics.
But what is best for a dark colored metallic? Wine metallic, let's say?
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