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pinnacle spray wax
so i never was a fan of spray wax.
I never really seen the need for it, but now have tried it as a drying aid.
So i guess it its pretty good to use it in between waxing.
I just ordered the 128 oz .Now i been checking out some threads and seen some using
D156. pinnacle is $70.00 and D156 is like $30.00. pretty big difference. Can anyone here justify
this price difference? Also want to know if pinnacle is good to use as a drying aid,
thanks
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Re: pinnacle spray wax
I have gallons of both. While d156 is a very solid product, Pinnacle looks much deeper/richer IMO.
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I absolutely love D156. Being it's only a maintenance product and I do it weekly, the price of the 156 is right for me.
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Re: pinnacle spray wax
D156 is a 100% synthetic spray wax, where Pinnacle Spray Wax has real carnauba wax in it's formulation.
This will partially explain the price point difference.
Pinnacle spray wax is fantastic, but if you are just looking to use a spray wax as a drying aid and are price sensitive stick with D156. Can't go wrong with that choice.
Only you will be able to determine if the additional cost of Pinnacle represents value to you. Get a sample with your next order and try it out.
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I use D156, as a drying aid, everytime I rw. If I were to use a spray wax as as spray wax, I'd try some others for comparison.
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Got a PSW as a sample. WOW. Impressive look and shine.
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Pinnacle is very nice but attracts dust big time. D156 and WG spray sealant are my go to sprays.
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Re: pinnacle spray wax
Originally Posted by BadgerRivFan
D156 is a 100% synthetic spray wax, where Pinnacle Spray Wax has real carnauba wax in it's formulation.
This will partially explain the price point difference.
Pinnacle spray wax is fantastic, but if you are just looking to use a spray wax as a drying aid and are price sensitive stick with D156. Can't go wrong with that choice.
Only you will be able to determine if the additional cost of Pinnacle represents value to you. Get a sample with your next order and try it out.
Agreed. If I was looking for an application to last long term I would reevaluate. Being I do a maintenance wash weekly, once a full and proper detail is done, 156 is perfect!
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Re: pinnacle spray wax
I did get a sample. thats how i got turned on to spray wax.lol
I guess when i finish it i will try d156 and decide . thanks for the replies
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