Jaretr1
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- Jan 29, 2011
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Hello,
I cannot remember if I had reviewed this product before, but this is the first time I gave it a thorough use.
When I first got this product, my expectation was it would act like a quick detailer. Seeing the trigger style bottle, that was what I expected. That could not be further from reality. This product applies just like a coating, in that it is sprayed on the surface, spread with a foam applicator, and then buffed off. Its behavior in this process is almost identical to Black Label Paint coating itself. It spreads evenly and high spots are easily buffed away. It is also very forgiving like the black Label Coating in that high spots can be wiped away later with no problems (lets say 30+ minutes). I guess think of this product as a quasi coating or coating lite? Nick said this on its own would offer 6 months of protection, so I imagine it would boost a coatings effectiveness even longer than that.
I coated my dads Accord with the Black Label Paint coating about 2 years ago, and it was still holding up. There was still ample water beading, but I figured it was time to give it a refresh on top of the fact the interior needed a good cleaning. I washed the car, decontaminated the paint, and then used Black Label Surface Cleansing Polish on the Hood and roof (I used CarPro Essense Plus on the trunk, more on that later). After the car was clean, I applied the coating booster.
It leaves the paint nice and slick, and well, it looks good!
I do not think this product is understood or possibly even used often or properly. Lets see how long it boosts the life of the coating for:
PS, please ignore the dirty wheel wells. They were ignored by me
Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Coating Booster
I cannot remember if I had reviewed this product before, but this is the first time I gave it a thorough use.
When I first got this product, my expectation was it would act like a quick detailer. Seeing the trigger style bottle, that was what I expected. That could not be further from reality. This product applies just like a coating, in that it is sprayed on the surface, spread with a foam applicator, and then buffed off. Its behavior in this process is almost identical to Black Label Paint coating itself. It spreads evenly and high spots are easily buffed away. It is also very forgiving like the black Label Coating in that high spots can be wiped away later with no problems (lets say 30+ minutes). I guess think of this product as a quasi coating or coating lite? Nick said this on its own would offer 6 months of protection, so I imagine it would boost a coatings effectiveness even longer than that.
I coated my dads Accord with the Black Label Paint coating about 2 years ago, and it was still holding up. There was still ample water beading, but I figured it was time to give it a refresh on top of the fact the interior needed a good cleaning. I washed the car, decontaminated the paint, and then used Black Label Surface Cleansing Polish on the Hood and roof (I used CarPro Essense Plus on the trunk, more on that later). After the car was clean, I applied the coating booster.
It leaves the paint nice and slick, and well, it looks good!
I do not think this product is understood or possibly even used often or properly. Lets see how long it boosts the life of the coating for:


PS, please ignore the dirty wheel wells. They were ignored by me

Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Coating Booster