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So it is probably doing more harm then good unless the car is clean... Thanks for confirming my su####ions... See ya on the road, Matt:wavey:

Well I know that a cover won't help against the elements like rain and can do serious damage with wind (wind battering the paint with a car cover)...but won't the cover do some damage with the dust and dirt between the cover and the paint. See ya on the road, Matt

This is a serious question that I deal with weekly...so I am turning to ya'll for an answer. My Firehawk is garaged every day of it's life. Granted there is still dust and particles that get on the paint inside the garage. But I digress.... Here's my question: Do you do more harm than good...

I was lucky enough to buy my car a little while ago with only 22,060 miles on it. Everything was fairly easy to clean...however, there were some spots that were difficult. I cleaned the inside of the wheels to the best of my abilities....but despite a lot of various techniques and...

Crawl under there with a few wash mits, a few rags for the suspension components and a bucket of soapy water. I actually enjoyed getting soaking wet cleaning her underside. See ya on the road, Matt

Title says it all....

What is the best way to care for your car inbetween waxes? I know that washing after rains and stuff like that...but what about daily care to keep your car shining? Wash the car and crystal mist it weekly? See ya on the road, Matt

Now do you guys use newspaper like the Stoners can says....or do you use something like glass cleaning micros? See ya on the road, Matt

Before I was "reformed" by Pinnacle, I used to use the Meguiars NXT liquid wax. That stuff was very difficult to remove sometimes and even then it would leave a residue and "tigerstripe" my car. That made me very unhappy to say the least. However, the Meguiars NXT QD did help remove the...

Actually I was asking the best way to remove the excess immediately after applying it....more circular motions, side to side, up and down, straight lines, etc? See ya on the road, Matt:wavey:

Thanks guys.....I am glad ya'll approve of the work. I am always nervous trying out new products, but this one left me with a smile due to the amazing shine left after a lot less work than Zaino. See ya on the road, Matt

Ok so when applying and removing it, go front to rear instead of roof to tires? See ya on the road, Matt

So I got my first question answered about how to put on a wax/sealant.....now whats the best way to take it off? See ya on the road, Matt:wavey:

Is there a proper technique for applying wax? I know this sounds like a newbie question...but here's the reason I ask. I have always heard it is best to apply it in the same direction that water would drain off the vehicle. (Doors = apply downwards, Hood= apply towards front of vehicle). I...

Just wondering what ya'll use?? I looked at the DP Krystal Vision but was wondering if anyone else had any other recommendations. See ya on the road, Matt

Thanks, bro....it is my pride and joy...and I did a lot of research on here and other places about the best wax money can buy. Budget doesn't fit well inbetween car payments and college but....damn if it ain't worth it....:D:D See ya on the road, Matt

Hey guys and gals, I just recieved a large order of Pinnacle products, everything from Souveran paste wax to the interior kit to the wheel and tire kit. I tried it out on my 2002 Pontiac Firehawk and was incredibly pleased with the results. All the Pinnacle products were extremely easy to work...