Introducing Pinnacle Black Label - The new standard in surface care!

Todd@RUPES

Todd@RUPES

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Pinnacle Black Label's technologically advanced, precisely-crafted, formulas represent a new standard in cosmetic automobile care. When Ralph Lauren's 1930 Mercedes Benz “Count Trossi” SSK Roadster rolled into the winner's circle during the 1993 Pebble Beach Concours De Elegance, the detailing and show car world took notice. Coated in several layers of Pinnacle Souveran Ivory Carnauba Wax, Ralph Lauren's prized automobile stood out amongst the world's finest with rich, three-dimensional reflections and a show-stopping finish. The now legendary Pinnacle shine shown brightly that foggy morning and a tradition was born.

The Pinnacle Black Label Collection presents a new direction for the fabled Pinnacle brand. The key is a highly-advanced, self-crystallizing ceramic glass particle. Black Label includes the world's most advanced formulas for your paint, glass, trim, leather and vinyl surfaces. The key is a highly-advanced, self-crystallizing ceramic glass particle.

Shine on with Pinnacle Black Label.

Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Surface Coating
Now you can drive a show car, anywhere! Pinnacle Black Label Surface Coating is a preimum-quality, multi-surface coating designed to exceed the needs of the most.... click here to learn more.

Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Paint Coating
Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Paint Coating was created for the enthusiast who will settle for nothing less than excellence. The nano-glass particles adhere to the paint's surface and crystallize, creating an insoluble and impenetrable crystal shell. click here to learn more.

Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Wheel Coating
Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Wheel Coating encases your wheels in a crystal-like shell of glossy protection. Formulated for application on all wheel finishes including factory painted, polished aluminum, chrome, steel, anodized, and powder coated, this easy-to-apply, nano-glass coating imparts a bright and highly-reflective finish while making wheel cleaning... click here to learn more.

Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Glass Coating
Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Glass Coating creates an optically clear layer of crystallized protection on your automobile's windshield and exterior glass. Diamond Glass Coating is super hydrophobic, meaning that water runs off quickly, so you no longer have to fear driving in the rain. Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Glass Coating also prevents road oil, film, grease and dirt from attaching to the glass, so your vision stays clear no matter what the road ahead has in store... click here to learn more.

Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Paint Sealant
Prior to Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Paint Sealant, handcrafted carnauba wax was necessary to create the rich, flowing shine preferred by enthusiasts the world over. Click here to learn more.

Pinnacle Black Label Hide-Soft Leather Cleaner
Don't just clean your leather, pamper it in a bath of nourishing lanolin and mink oils with Pinnacle Black Label Hide-Soft Leather Cleaner. Your automobile's leather surfaces are delicate. Without proper upkeep, they will age just like skin. The most common cause of aging is embedded dirt and body oils which abrade and change the pH... click here to learn more

Pinnacle Black Label Hide-Soft Leather Conditioner
Cared-for leather exhibits a natural, non-shiny, appearance and soft, supple, feel. Forgo cheap, silicone-based leather dressings; protect and preserve your leather with Pinnacle Hide-Soft Leather Conditioner. This all-natural hide conditioning cream is safe for all leathers, including extremely-delicate unfinished aniline hides. Click here to learn more

Pinnacle Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating
Pinnacle Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating shields finished leather, soft-touch rubber, plastic, and vinyl with a durable nano-polymer coating that lasts for months. As it cures, Pinnacle Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating features a tight matrix of cross-linked protection... click here to learn more

Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Coating Shampoo
Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Coating Shampoo is the perfect automobile shampoo. A high concentration of crystalline nano-polymers encapsulate road dirt and lift it from the surface. This slick barrier allows dirt, grime, road film and oil to be washed from the most delicate... click here to learn more

Pinnacle Black Label Surface Cleansing Polish
Pinnacle Black Label Surface Cleansing Polish in a non-abrasive, gentle cleansing polish that removes all below-the-surface- foreign contaminates, oils, build up wax, and impurities from any hard surface. This creates the perfect environment for Pinnacle Black Label... click here to learn more
 
Looks like a real winner from Pinnacle. The more I see coatings the more interested I am in switching over to maintain my personal cars. I'm holding back for now but who knows for how long ;).
 
A great looking new line. Todd, did you get a chance to test the leather products, thoughts if so?
 
Will the surface coating be able to cover to whole exterior or will the three separate ones be needed for glass, paint, and wheels? Kind of confused on if the multi-surface will suffice or if the separate ones are needed; if separate ones are needed what is the multi surface best for?
 
I have used the Diamond Surface Coating and the Wheel Coating so far on my Dodge Ram. I plan to do a review and writeup soon. I can't wait to try the leather products this weekend.

All I can say is that I am nothing short of impressed !!!!
 
Todd Helme said:
Questions or Comments welcome!
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I have a couple.

  • Do the Pin. BL coatings “crystallize” in the applicator, making it a 1 use applicator?
  • Can you make / give us a comparison and contrast chart of the “Surface Coating” and the “Paint, Glass, Wheel Coatings”.
  • How “slick” do these coatings feel. (I usually want the coating properties not a wax topper.)
  • Can we get some photos & video of the beading and sheeting of the coatings?
  • Can you apply the coatings using a DA polisher? (I know of a few that use a DA to apply Wolfs coatings and say it works well.)
  • Can you use the Hide-Soft Leather Conditioner under the Leather Coating?
  • Is the DP coating prep the essential similar to the Pin. Cleansing Polish? (Can you use the DP prep polish in place of the Pin. And get the same results?)
 
wow. looks like a great line. its STAGGERING now the avaliable choices in surface care! one can get confused at all the choices! looks like WAX is becomming old school........
 
The Guz said:
Looks like a real winner from Pinnacle. The more I see coatings the more interested I am in switching over to maintain my personal cars. I'm holding back for now but who knows for how long ;).
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If you chose a coating, go with Black Label, you cannot go wrong!

Kong said:
When is it available and will there be an introductory special.
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Available yesterday, marked down right now! :bigups

Wors said:
A great looking new line. Todd, did you get a chance to test the leather products, thoughts if so?
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Briefly and they rock. I couldn't imagine a more premium set of leather products. They perform flawlessly on all leathers, including aniline.

valleyrider said:
Will the surface coating be able to cover to whole exterior or will the three separate ones be needed for glass, paint, and wheels? Kind of confused on if the multi-surface will suffice or if the separate ones are needed; if separate ones are needed what is the multi surface best for?
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Good question. The Diamond Surface Coating, which is the most advanced, will work on all surfaces you mentioned.

The Diamond "specific" Coatings are designed to work on a the surface intended. Let's say you just want to coat the glass.. then get the glass coating. If you just want to coat the wheels.. Get the wheel coating...

There is no wrong answer and nothing is a compromise.

Reflectiveauto said:
Hmmm sounds very interesting indeed
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:bigups

Pats300zx said:
I have used the Diamond Surface Coating and the Wheel Coating so far on my Dodge Ram. I plan to do a review and writeup soon. I can't wait to try the leather products this weekend.

All I can say is that I am nothing short of impressed !!!!
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Glad to hear Pat!!!

TroyScherer said:

I have a couple.

  • Do the Pin. BL coatings “crystallize” in the applicator, making it a 1 use applicator?
  • Can you make / give us a comparison and contrast chart of the “Surface Coating” and the “Paint, Glass, Wheel Coatings”.
  • How “slick” do these coatings feel. (I usually want the coating properties not a wax topper.)
  • Can we get some photos & video of the beading and sheeting of the coatings?
  • Can you apply the coatings using a DA polisher? (I know of a few that use a DA to apply Wolfs coatings and say it works well.)
  • Can you use the Hide-Soft Leather Conditioner under the Leather Coating?
  • Is the DP coating prep the essential similar to the Pin. Cleansing Polish? (Can you use the DP prep polish in place of the Pin. And get the same results?)
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1. If you wash the applicator out immediately, it will be fine. Some product may adhere to the foam in the applicator, but not enough to alter the performance (washed quickly). If you excess product cure in the applicator, it will be rock hard the next day (diamond hard).

2. Wheel, Glass, and Paint are for wheel, glass, and paint. The Surface Coating is for wheel, glass, and paint.

3. slick

4. I am sure that some videos will be popping up shortly! :bigups

5. You can try but it isn't recommended.

6. Yes, except on aniline leathers, because the coating isn't designed for aniline.

7. For Diamond Coatings it is recommended to use Black Label Surface Cleansing Polish. It has been formulated specifically to promote the bonding of Black Label Diamond Coatings and is formulated for use on glass, wheels, and paint vs. DP which is just for paint.

PA DETAILER said:
wow. looks like a great line. its STAGGERING now the avaliable choices in surface care! one can get confused at all the choices! looks like WAX is becomming old school........
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Wax will always have a place. No matter what you go with, if you chose a Pinnacle-brand product, you are winning!
 
I have been on other sites requesting beading and sheeting shots with the
hose running. Sounds like a logical simple request. But so far nada! Anybody
able to help here..pretty please!! Thanks!
:bow
 
Lexi65 said:
I have been on other sites requesting beading and sheeting shots with the
hose running. Sounds like a logical simple request. But so far nada! Anybody
able to help here..pretty please!! Thanks!
:bow
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Barely anyone has gotten yet, or applied it to really do testing. Some folks have had it on only a few days. Give it time they'll roll in. :)
 
M K J said:
What's the difference between the all surfaces coating and the paint coating? Description seems very similar.
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The all surface coating is just what is says its made for any surface.

Now with each specfic one here is what I have found from reading,

Wheels coating will have a higher heat tolorence

Paint coating will offer a slightly better shine and tighter water beading

Glass coating will offer better sheeting at lower speeds 20 mph

Todd will be able to add anything that needs to be added :bigups
 
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