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    This is what Signature looks like on my car right about now.




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    Beautiful......I also use the signature series on my silver cavalier, and like it alot, does pinnacle have a pre wax cleaner??, i cant find it.

    Any thoughts on p21S wax?? thinking of trying a switch over .just curious

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    Quote Originally Posted by BILL
    Beautiful......I also use the signature series on my silver cavalier, and like it alot, does pinnacle have a pre wax cleaner??, i cant find it.

    Any thoughts on p21S wax?? thinking of trying a switch over .just curious

    Pinnacle has chemical paint cleaner (Paintwork Cleansing Lotion) and several paint polishes (ASR, ASF). I would highly suggest checking out their new XMT line if looking for swirl removers and have a PC.

    As for P21S. Well consider me biased. The only thing I ever liked about it was the beading. It has a very high beeswax count and that helps with beading but does nothing for paint in general. It is more durable (longer lasting) that the original Paste Glaz and Souveran however. I gave my entire tub of P21S away before Sig Series and SSII was released.

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    OK......Thanks, when my signature runs out i'll opt for the sovereign and there [paint work lotion] for a change.... I have used mothers pre- wax cleaner with the signature wax and like the results , but I'm always looking for newer change overs.

    also: is it a good idea to put down a glaze like [3M Hand Glaze] between the [paint work lotion] and the sovereign wax?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BILL
    OK......Thanks, when my signature runs out i'll opt for the sovereign and there [paint work lotion] for a change.... I have used mothers pre- wax cleaner with the signature wax and like the results , but I'm always looking for newer change overs.

    also: is it a good idea to put down a glaze like [3M Hand Glaze] between the [paint work lotion] and the sovereign wax?
    Souveran is one of the few carnuaba's that truly looks no better with a glaze added before it. Its depth and wetness is amazing. If you havent purchased either yet, consider the kit on Pinnaclewax.com currently. It comes with everything to make the Pinnacle of finishes a reality. Add in the free shipping, and two free miracle towels (can be used for washing, qd'ing, polish/wax removal) and it truly is a good deal. Crystal Mist is just the icing on the cake !!

    http://www.pinnaclewax.com/souvinkit.html

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    Great.........thanks

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    Man........this is a great thread! I've said it before & I'll say it again..........Souveran is the "Fillet Mignon" of waxes!
    Carnauba Geek!

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    Re: Pinnacle waxes - what is percentage of carnauba?

    How about DP Max Wax?

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    Re: Pinnacle waxes - what is percentage of carnauba?

    Quote Originally Posted by Zubair View Post
    How about DP Max Wax?
    I've had a few years, since this thread originated, to think about the percentage-content of carnauba wax that goes into car-care products labeled as Carnauba Waxes.

    As such:
    I'm pretty sure DP Max Wax's carnauba-wax content is less than 40%.

    Disclaimer:
    Being that different car-care products manufacturers may utilize various metrics to measure carnauba-wax content:
    I could be wrong.


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    Re: Pinnacle waxes - what is percentage of carnauba?

    Thanks but meant the look to the different Pinnacles,P21S mentioned

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