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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by
acuRAS82
For whatever my experience is worth, I used PSJW to the entire car, then did wipe off. Easy going. This was only a one step to a fairly decent paint surface.
Nice thanks I figured this is what everyone is doing. Be nice if you could use every polish this way.
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
Hi Mike, I decided to go for it this weekend and use the jeweling wax and get it all done by tomorrow. I couldn't resist. I already washed my car with some strong cleaners (snow foam and PA Ultrared) and it is sitting in the garage ready to go right now.
You probably won't get a chance to answer but I'm hoping the jeweling wax can take off essence that's 9 months old? I'll do a test spot anyway.
I'll take some pics and let you guys know how it goes. I have a lot of new toys I'm about to try out. The wax, New Rupes Mark 3/15 and a sun-match light.
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
Early report, looks great, I have pics and it lived up to the hype.
Side note, I'm blown away by the mark3 15mm. It's not even the same world as my griots g15. No disrespect to griots and g15 fans I just probably don't have the technique for it.
The rupes mark 3 does not stall even on curves. Its unbelievable. It's like a duetto on steroids
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
I was going to chime in that I’m sure PSJW would remove 9 month old Essence, but didn’t want to butt in ahead of Mike... but glad you went for it. Thanks for the feedback on the Mark 3. That’s good to know.
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by
fightnews
Nice, So did you buff the whole car in 2' x 2' sections then remove product after the whole car was done? How many section passes did you use on the second step roughly?
I've already got the souveran jeweling wax and I think im going to use it tomorrow. Try to get the whole thing done in 1 day.
Yes.
If you let this product fully dry it will be one of the easiest - if not THE easiest products you've ever wiped off paint.
Originally Posted by
acuRAS82
For whatever my experience is worth, I used PSJW to the entire car, then did wipe off.
Easy going.
That is how I use it - apply to entire car and the wipe off. Good stuff.
Originally Posted by
fightnews
Hi Mike,
You probably won't get a chance to answer but I'm hoping the jeweling wax can take off essence that's 9 months old?
I'll do a test spot anyway.
My guess would be "yes"
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
No problem I'm mid detail right now. I got 1/2 the car done. Great product and I'm surprised by how good the rupes 3/15 is. Its unbelievable.
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
Someone could make a ton of money if they came out with a polish that could be applied to the entire car before wipe off. What a time saver.
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by
fightnews
No problem I'm mid detail right now. I got 1/2 the car done. Great product
Our class used the Pinnacle Jeweling Wax on the 2016 Bentley Flying Spur yesterday - came out spectacular.
Originally Posted by
fightnews
and I'm surprised by how good the rupes 3/15 is. Its unbelievable.
I have not been able to get a RUPES BigFoot 15 Mark III into the garage yet for my classes to use, RUPES would be well served to load me up for their benefit.
I do have ONE RUPES BigFoot 21 Mark III in the garage for the people attending our classes to use and as I shared in my review,
Originally Posted by
Mike Phillips
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Review
I was REALLY impressed with this new updated BigFoot 21 long stroke polisher. The 21mm is my favorite and it was fun to re-visit this type of tool for buffing out an entire car and a very curvy car at that.
I don't remember EVER experience any pad stalling with this new Mark III version and most of the time I was only on speed setting 4. Normally I'm always on speed 6 with these types of tools to help with maintaining pad rotation but pad rotation just didn't seem to be a problem.
I've always LOVED buffing with the RUPES ultra soft white 7" foam pads and of course the Pinnacle Jeweling Wax is an incredible product that uses amazing abrasive technology.
If you've been waiting (for years), to take the plunge and get a RUPES BigFoot 21 long stroke, free spinning orbital polisher, this newest updated version is great.
I give it 2 thumbs up!
Review: RUPES Mark III BigFoot 21 Polisher by Mike Phillips
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Re: Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by
Mike Phillips
Our class used the Pinnacle Jeweling Wax on the 2016 Bentley Flying Spur yesterday - came out spectacular.
I have not been able to get a RUPES BigFoot 15 Mark III into the garage yet for my classes to use, RUPES would be well served to load me up for their benefit.
I do have ONE RUPES BigFoot 21 Mark III in the garage for the people attending our classes to use and as I shared in my review,
Review: RUPES Mark III BigFoot 21 Polisher by Mike Phillips
The Rupes MarkIII 15mm does not even feel like a long throw tool. I can see the large orbit but it doesn't stall at all compared the my griots G15. I didn't even have to get my flex out for the larger contoured panels like I usually do. It feels like it stalls less then the duetto which doesn't stall much and has been my go to polisher lately.
I gave up and completely stopped using the G15 because it was stalling way to easy on even the slightest curve. Not saying I have great technique but I mark all my backing plates and pay close attention to rotation. I been using the duetto which is nice but the MarkIII feels like a full size tool. I can feel the power difference.
I want to buy a Mark III 21mm if its going to be this easy. I just don't really have enough car for it. I know I could get a lot done with those 7" pads
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