Yellow Z06 on Pinnacle Souveran (pics)
08-05-2002, 04:07 PM
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ahhh Pinnacle Souveran...gonna be getting that soon...very easy to apply and looks nice...although does not last as long as Klasse or Zaino...but much, much, much, much, much, much, much easier to apply than Zaino and easier than Klasse.
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08-05-2002, 05:37 PM
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Originally posted by peiqinglong
...but much, much, much, much, much, much, much easier to apply than Zaino and easier than Klasse.
...but much, much, much, much, much, much, much easier to apply than Zaino and easier than Klasse.
Just because someone (Sal) went to the trouble of showing you how to properly prep a car. I guess you just skip all those steps when you use Souveran.
Please show us how Sov is so much easier to apply.
Oh yeah I guess the coat of Z1 makes it sooo much harder.
I'll trade that over having to apply twice as many times to keep the same protection....and shine.
08-05-2002, 07:00 PM
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
Why does everyone think that Zaino is sooo hard to apply?
Just because someone (Sal) went to the trouble of showing you how to properly prep a car. I guess you just skip all those steps when you use Souveran.
Please show us how Sov is so much easier to apply.
Oh yeah I guess the coat of Z1 makes it sooo much harder.
I'll trade that over having to apply twice as many times to keep the same protection....and shine.
Why does everyone think that Zaino is sooo hard to apply?
Just because someone (Sal) went to the trouble of showing you how to properly prep a car. I guess you just skip all those steps when you use Souveran.
Please show us how Sov is so much easier to apply.
Oh yeah I guess the coat of Z1 makes it sooo much harder.
I'll trade that over having to apply twice as many times to keep the same protection....and shine.
Yeah what exactly is SO hard to apply? The first time you do the treatment you need to apply Z1 and then just wash and z2 every time after that until 6 months passess and then apply one more coat of z1
08-06-2002, 01:18 PM
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
Why does everyone think that Zaino is sooo hard to apply?
Just because someone (Sal) went to the trouble of showing you how to properly prep a car. I guess you just skip all those steps when you use Souveran.
Please show us how Sov is so much easier to apply.
Oh yeah I guess the coat of Z1 makes it sooo much harder.
I'll trade that over having to apply twice as many times to keep the same protection....and shine.
Why does everyone think that Zaino is sooo hard to apply?
Just because someone (Sal) went to the trouble of showing you how to properly prep a car. I guess you just skip all those steps when you use Souveran.
Please show us how Sov is so much easier to apply.
Oh yeah I guess the coat of Z1 makes it sooo much harder.
I'll trade that over having to apply twice as many times to keep the same protection....and shine.
08-06-2002, 03:43 PM
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Hey Neil is autopia back up???? I cant get on is there a new address or something? I saw those pics on there a while back, is it back up or did you have em on your hard drive?
Also Pinnacle is easier to apply than what we use, Im on Klasse right now, probably try Z once its done. There is nothing to Pinnacle. You can wipe it on and do your whole car in a few minutes since you buff it on, and immediately right off and theres no curing. You put it on by hand in any direction you want, and you can just fly putting it on; literally. The hood literally takes less than 10 seconds to put it on using broad strokes. Then the same to buff it off. The only way to describe it is that its like working with warm butter. It really is great to work with.
The only problem is the durability, both in shine and as a barrier. It just doesnt last just like any other carnauba, but you can literally just throw a coat on after every wash. I'm sticking with my sealants/polishes.
Also Pinnacle is easier to apply than what we use, Im on Klasse right now, probably try Z once its done. There is nothing to Pinnacle. You can wipe it on and do your whole car in a few minutes since you buff it on, and immediately right off and theres no curing. You put it on by hand in any direction you want, and you can just fly putting it on; literally. The hood literally takes less than 10 seconds to put it on using broad strokes. Then the same to buff it off. The only way to describe it is that its like working with warm butter. It really is great to work with.
The only problem is the durability, both in shine and as a barrier. It just doesnt last just like any other carnauba, but you can literally just throw a coat on after every wash. I'm sticking with my sealants/polishes.
08-06-2002, 04:28 PM
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Originally posted by Mr Hyde
Hey Neil is autopia back up???? I cant get on is there a new address or something? I saw those pics on there a while back, is it back up or did you have em on your hard drive?
Also Pinnacle is easier to apply than what we use, Im on Klasse right now, probably try Z once its done. There is nothing to Pinnacle. You can wipe it on and do your whole car in a few minutes since you buff it on, and immediately right off and theres no curing. You put it on by hand in any direction you want, and you can just fly putting it on; literally. The hood literally takes less than 10 seconds to put it on using broad strokes. Then the same to buff it off. The only way to describe it is that its like working with warm butter. It really is great to work with.
The only problem is the durability, both in shine and as a barrier. It just doesnt last just like any other carnauba, but you can literally just throw a coat on after every wash. I'm sticking with my sealants/polishes.
Hey Neil is autopia back up???? I cant get on is there a new address or something? I saw those pics on there a while back, is it back up or did you have em on your hard drive?
Also Pinnacle is easier to apply than what we use, Im on Klasse right now, probably try Z once its done. There is nothing to Pinnacle. You can wipe it on and do your whole car in a few minutes since you buff it on, and immediately right off and theres no curing. You put it on by hand in any direction you want, and you can just fly putting it on; literally. The hood literally takes less than 10 seconds to put it on using broad strokes. Then the same to buff it off. The only way to describe it is that its like working with warm butter. It really is great to work with.
The only problem is the durability, both in shine and as a barrier. It just doesnt last just like any other carnauba, but you can literally just throw a coat on after every wash. I'm sticking with my sealants/polishes.
08-06-2002, 09:44 PM
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