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Kinda smells like crayons like #16, I can't wait to try it out and see if this wax lives up to the name of being awesome on light colors.
 
I woudn't to be honest with you #16 is just so darn durable ti would out last Paste Glaz by a land slide. .02
 
pass it around for a trade or free i love glazes
 
You do know that Paste Glaz is not a glaze (<-notice the E at the end) but a carnuba wax designed/marketed for light colored cars.
 
I'm curious, exactly how does a wax enhance light colored vehicles? How is it formulated different from, say, Souveran. I must say that I like the look of WG over Souveran on silver, so I know there is a difference. But when it comes to one Pinnacle vs. another, I do wonder. This is based on my experience with Souveran vs. Signature Series II. Souv definitely takes the shine to the next level - but I still prefer WG on silver.
 
Wytstang, did you get that on ebay?

Looking forward to your review.
 
No not ebay I got from an autopia member selling it. I'm just going to do a panel cause in a month or so it's going to be revamped for winter aka 3 coats of #16 :D both cars.....
 
snomon1017 said:
I'm curious, exactly how does a wax enhance light colored vehicles? How is it formulated different from, say, Souveran. I must say that I like the look of WG over Souveran on silver, so I know there is a difference. But when it comes to one Pinnacle vs. another, I do wonder. This is based on my experience with Souveran vs. Signature Series II. Souv definitely takes the shine to the next level - but I still prefer WG on silver.
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Not sure on the formulation, but on light colors, theres a noticeable difference in waxes. Take Souveran, or Natty's Blue, which on dark colors will make them seem deeper, darker, and wetter. I have NB topping EX-P on my white suv and I've never seen white have the deep, warm glow to it before. Most other waxes I've seen on white just look brighter/shinier if that makes sense.

I've seen #16 on white and it does look nice on light colors
 
Here you go pics of Paste Glaz on the Door x2 (cleaned with S&W then stripped with Megs paint cleaner) *Note* Rear quater panel wearing Ex x2 front fender wearing Vm/#16**
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Now white loves to wash out while taking pics so these are not the best pics. Now I was having a hard time seeing much of a different between Ex and paste Glaze side by side. Good thing my neighbor showed up and I asked him his opinion. According to him the door seems brighter/slightly wetter then the rear quater but really coudn't see a differece between VM/#16. So I was expecting a little more BUT when lighting conditions allow I will make another "inspection" and see if I can see a difference. And yes I know about the emblem needing cleaning and the fender wheels for what ever reason stay in the condition that you see for what ever reason.
 
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snomon1017 said:
I'm curious, exactly how does a wax enhance light colored vehicles? How is it formulated different from, say, Souveran. I must say that I like the look of WG over Souveran on silver, so I know there is a difference. But when it comes to one Pinnacle vs. another, I do wonder. This is based on my experience with Souveran vs. Signature Series II. Souv definitely takes the shine to the next level - but I still prefer WG on silver.
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I think you meant to say Souveran over WG. :) I know what you meant, but just thought I would clarify it for you. :) Paste Glaz is pre-VOC regulations so it has a different formulation from the current Pinnacle offerings, but I believe the Signature Series II is supposed to be similar to Paste Glaz, but VOC compliant.
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
I see those wheelwells, shame on you !!!
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Thats as clean as they can get anything short of painting them is pointless. My wheel wells have always stayed that way no matter what I tried.
 
semiglass black spray paint and a roll of 2" masking tape. Thats a free car guy show tip for you! I usually charge $5 for a great consoltation like that as well as another $5 for secret information! Works for me for a feww extra points before judging at the shows! Andrew
 
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