Pinnacle Auto Detail - CTs mobile detailing, paint correction & coating specialist

PinnacleAutoCT

PinnacleAutoCT

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Hi everyone,
I'm Mike Donoghue, owner of Pinnacle Auto Detail. I have over a decade of experience in the field of detailing and offer my services on a mobile basis to all of CT. I have a mobile unit fully equipped with power, filtered water, compressed air, polishers, and just about anything detailing related you could imagine. I thoroughly enjoy the process of transforming a vehicle's appearance from start to finish with proper technique, the industry's most advanced tools and a lot of patience. I'll use this thread to post some of my work and updates about my services.

50/50 shot of corrected vs uncorrected paint on a black Honda CR-V:
DSC06154 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr


A 2011 BMW M3 after receiving a one step correction:
DSC00610 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

Full write-up here:
http://www.autopia.org/forums/click...3-swirled-marred-pinnacle-auto-detail-ct.html



This '68 Shelby GT350 received a two step correction:
DSC06970 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

Click here to view more pics:
http://www.autopia.org/forums/click...-step-correction-pinnacle-auto-detail-ct.html



The paint on this 61 Corvette glowed after some correction work:
DSC03680 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

More info on this 61 Vette is available here:
http://www.autopia.org/forums/the-d...rvette-996-turbo-pinnacle-auto-detail-ct.html



Even paint this bad can be revived:

317 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
316 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

Full write-up here:
http://www.autopia.org/forums/the-d...black-swirl-city-pinnacle-auto-detail-ct.html



We also offer interior steam cleaning, Leatherique treatments and more:
DSC04481 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
 
We also offer traditional wetsanding as well as less intensive methods of level orange peeling via CarPro orange-peeling pads. This 1965 Ford Thunderbird had a $20,000 paint job that we were hired to sand in multiple stages, compound and polish.

IMG_2764 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

Check out the virtually undistorted reflection in the sanded and compounded hood compared to the mottled reflection in the untouched fender:

IMG_2765 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

IMG_2766 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
 
PinnacleAutoCT said:
We also offer traditional wetsanding as well as less intensive methods of level orange peeling via CarPro orange-peeling pads. This 1965 Ford Thunderbird had a $20,000 paint job that we were hired to sand in multiple stages, compound and polish.

IMG_2764 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

Check out the virtually undistorted reflection in the sanded and compounded hood compared to the mottled reflection in the untouched fender:

IMG_2765 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr

IMG_2766 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
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Mmmmmmmmm

Any more pics of that beauty?
 
PinnacleAutoCT said:
Ronkh- Unfortunately I lost almost all of the pics of that car, this is the only other decent picture I have and it was taken during the compounding stage w/M105 IIRC:
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Well thanks anyway. Beautiful car, beautiful work.
Wish I had met you before I left west Hartford. But your name sounds VERY familiar. ... Do you have another vocation?
 
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