Pinnacle Black Label Synergy
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Nick McKees37
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- Jan 6, 2011
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Sir, to me that's like asking if the Ferrari LaFerrari (translated in Italian - Ferrari The Ferrari) is that good?
The answer is absolutely, positively, YES! - what kind of question is that?!
Im the MAN:buffing:Im the MAN:buffing:
Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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- Feb 26, 2011
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It is.
Now is the time to pick it up.
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-sale-pinnacle-black-label-synergy-100-a.html
Mike Phillips
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Here's an old 2-door European job waxed with Pinnacle Black Label Synergy
1998 Ferrari 355 F1 Spyder
Here's what she looked like when she arrived...
All the paint polishing was performed using the RUPES paint polishing system and this is featured car in my RUPES how-to book.
Couple comments about Synergy
This wax is unlike anything else on the Autogeek website except for maybe some of the Dodo Juice "hard" waxes.
Pinnacle Black Label is a "hard" wax. That is it is hard in the can and after you apply it it is hard on the paint. The benefit is after you wipe off the excess what is left behind is hard on the paint.
The gloss is insane and durability is as good as you can get with a traditional paste wax. I'd put this wax up against M16 any day for durability and I've probably used more M16 than anyone still breathing today.
If you have a car that you like to pamper or if you know someone that has a car that they like to pamper this is a top shelf wax that anyone would love to have on their car's paint.
1998 Ferrari 355 F1 Spyder
Here's what she looked like when she arrived...
All the paint polishing was performed using the RUPES paint polishing system and this is featured car in my RUPES how-to book.
Couple comments about Synergy
This wax is unlike anything else on the Autogeek website except for maybe some of the Dodo Juice "hard" waxes.
Pinnacle Black Label is a "hard" wax. That is it is hard in the can and after you apply it it is hard on the paint. The benefit is after you wipe off the excess what is left behind is hard on the paint.
The gloss is insane and durability is as good as you can get with a traditional paste wax. I'd put this wax up against M16 any day for durability and I've probably used more M16 than anyone still breathing today.
If you have a car that you like to pamper or if you know someone that has a car that they like to pamper this is a top shelf wax that anyone would love to have on their car's paint.
runrun411
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Okay I'm getting closer to it. I put it in the cart. I'm building the nerve to pull the trigger or in this case hit the checkout button. I've spent so much over the last week. My wife must never find out about this. This will be my last purchase. Oh that's right Essence isn't out on AG yet. Uh-boy.
PreludeVTEC01
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I would also like to say that the Pinnacle Black Label Synergy is the easiest wax I have ever used. Very easy to apply thin and whipped right away. Plus it will last for awhile! (Multi cars)
How do you guys apply the pinnacle black label synergy? I'm going to buy it today as well and just curious how most of you apply it. Do you apply it by hand or do you use a pad and apply it with the DA polisher? If you use a pad, which color pad is recommended? I'm just a DIY person and do my own cars and i've never used an expensive finish wax like this before so I want to make sure I do it right and use the correct method to apply it. IF someone could chime in on how to properly apply this so that way if there is something I dont have that I need to order, I can get it ordered right now when I place this order today.
Thanks!!
Thanks!!