ASU174's marathon detailing day
You couild use either one but the difference between the two is price. Souveran costs $69.99, P21S costs $25.00. However, you can get S100 which is essentially P21S for $14.95. Also, you can get the S100 at any local Harley Store.
For CMA, click on www.properautocare.com or take a look at the links sticky.
For CMA, click on www.properautocare.com or take a look at the links sticky.
Update- it drizzled today. When I got home, my car still looked perfectly clean, other than the usual dirt buildup on the rear bumper.
When I got home, I put on another coat of sealant. I really hate applying that stuff. It is a PITA to remove and REALLY difficult to see residue on a white car.
Picking up the S100 tomorrow and doing 2 coats this weekend.
Oh, also, the tire glaze is friggin amazing. ZERO spin-off, and I really gobbed it on too. Yes, it's expensive, but the bottle is gigantic (2x the size of the cheap stuff) and it goes a long way.
Finally, the acrylic spray Sonus stuff- a little goes a LONG way. I can polish my entire wheel with a half spritz.
When I got home, I put on another coat of sealant. I really hate applying that stuff. It is a PITA to remove and REALLY difficult to see residue on a white car.
Picking up the S100 tomorrow and doing 2 coats this weekend.
Oh, also, the tire glaze is friggin amazing. ZERO spin-off, and I really gobbed it on too. Yes, it's expensive, but the bottle is gigantic (2x the size of the cheap stuff) and it goes a long way.
Finally, the acrylic spray Sonus stuff- a little goes a LONG way. I can polish my entire wheel with a half spritz.
Originally Posted by asu174
So Prinz.....what's my next step? The Pinnacle wax or P21S? I will probably put one more coat of sealant glaze on this weekend.

General consensus is that once you get above say 5 or 6 coats, you're not going to see much difference or improvement in looks. You could do what the Zainoholics do and just go nuts, but I also noticed that there is a limit to what SG coats do.
Just apply it until you are satisfied and then top it off if you want, but then your layering days are over (well, kinda...).
Very nice looking BTW, although I find myself almost more impressed by the neatness of your garage and your tool chest.
Originally Posted by PrinzII
He used Sonus to treat the tires. 

http://www.properautocare.com/blacsaptirge.html
Sonus was for the wheels.
Actually, Pinnacle Souveran is better for dark colors - especially red and black. For white I'd really recommend Pinnacle Paste Glaze. It offers a brighter shine that's ideal for lighter colors. My max after Clay magic, Klasse AIO and Paste Glaze:




Now my neighbors think I am psychotic because EVERY day when I get home I clean it now. Not necessarily a full wash, but close. Anyhow, I can't go to bed at night if it is dirty.
Looks real nice. How much was all of that. BTW I enjoy using the California Water Blade instead of Microfiber towels. I have the microfiber towels but the water blade is a lot easier to use.
Originally Posted by 2k3TitaniumSe
Looks real nice. How much was all of that. BTW I enjoy using the California Water Blade instead of Microfiber towels. I have the microfiber towels but the water blade is a lot easier to use.
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I didn't used Souveran. I used S100.
