Signature Series II

[SON1C]

Pinnacle Signature Series II Carnauba Paste Wax will give you a deep, wet finish will exceed your expectations. car wax, carnauba paste wax, pinnacle (http://www.autogeek.net/pisisepawax.html)
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I've been super impressed with this wax, and am just wondering if someone can chime in on whats going on in the wax? is it a pure nuba (basically) wax? from reading the description that is what it seems, as opposed to being some sort of hybrid?
what durability are people getting out of it? the claimed 2-3 months?

[Pureshine]

Looks good may have to give it a try.

[SON1C]

Looks good may have to give it a try.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/59007-son1c-synopsis-20-pinnacle-natural-brilliance-signature-series-ii-paste-wax-review-picture-heavy-d-featuring-dodo-juice-mothers-chemical-guys.html
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[FUNX650]

I've been super impressed with this wax, and am just wondering if someone can chime in on whats going on in the wax? is it a pure nuba (basically) wax? from reading the description that is what it seems, as opposed to being some sort of hybrid?
what durability are people getting out of it? the claimed 2-3 months?

I am always impressed with Sig. Series II!!


Pure 'nuba wax??
-I personally believe that they don't put any other 'waxes' in the tub.

Some sort of Hybrid?
-I find the exerpts that I'm going to post, from one of my favorite Mike Phillips' Articles,
to serve as my: Wax/Sealant/Hybrid 'description-guide'...




Car Wax
Contains some kind of naturally occurring waxy type substance, for example Carnauba wax.

Paint Sealant
Made from synthetic or all man-made ingredients.

Finishing Waxes
A product that offers no cleaning ability with the focus on maximizing beauty with the protection based upon naturally occurring ingredients.

Finishing Sealants
A product that offers no cleaning ability with the focus on maximizing beauty with the protection based upon synthetic ingredients.

Hybrids
There's one more group into which waxes and sealant fall into and that would be the hybrid category. Hybrids contain a combination of both natural and synthetic ingredients.


...it's hard to be real exact because a formula can use Carnauba Wax as it's PRIMARY PROTECTION INGREDIENT but contain man-made ingredients just as a matter of creating a medium in which to hold or suspend the Carnauba, that's why I worded the above article by defining a category by the primary protection ingredient. Truth is none of will ever know all the ingredients whether natural or synthetic in any product, so we have to go by the general information provided.

So if a product is touted as being natural or the primary protection ingredient is a naturally occurring ingredient then I placed it into the car wax group.

If product is touted as being synthetic or at least the primary protection ingredients are primarily synthetic ingredients, then I placed it into the synthetic paint sealant category.

And if the product is touted as including a combination of both natural and synthetic ingredients for protection then I placed it into the Hybrid category.

Not all products will fit EXACTLY into a specific group so the idea was to get it close, not exact.




Finishing Waxes
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Durability?
-Too many variables to state an exact time period...
But 2-3 months for DD's may be an overstatement...IMHO.


:)

Bob

[rwright]

That's actually one of my favorite paste waxes. In the summer time with a car that sits out 24/7, driven about 3,000 miles per month, I was seeing 4-6 weeks out of it. On something that doesn't see this much road time I'm sure you could get a little better durability out of it.