RaysWay
Autopia Specialist
Last night I ran into my friend with the 2014 Subaru Forester I detailed last month and was excited to see how the PBL Diamond Surface Coating was holding up.
Click here to see the original detail.
It's been raining pretty much every night here this week so when I checked her Subaru, I was greeted by spherical confirmations that the coating was still present.
This was the only pic I took last night from my phone that did not come out blurry.
I invited her for some pizza today so I would have a chance to take pictures to post an update on this coating. There were a few clouds in the sky, but pretty sunny overall.
This Subaru hasn't been touched since the coating was applied 55 days ago (12/7/2013).
Still glossy.
The only areas that looked dirty were the wheels and the lower panels. The metallic paint did a great job of hiding the dirt so it was difficult to capture the road film on camera.
I decided to use a horizontal panel to test for water beading. I used the Gold Plush towel here to show which area I would be testing.
After a quick spray.
Without the sprayer.
The paint still felt slightly slick. It obviously wasn't as slick as the paint was 54 days ago, but I could still feel something was on the paint. I'll update this again in the future.
Bonus Video:
[ame="hhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx06r2Pn5u8"]Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Surface Coating 55 Day Update [/ame]
Thanks for reading!
Click here to see the original detail.
It's been raining pretty much every night here this week so when I checked her Subaru, I was greeted by spherical confirmations that the coating was still present.
This was the only pic I took last night from my phone that did not come out blurry.
I invited her for some pizza today so I would have a chance to take pictures to post an update on this coating. There were a few clouds in the sky, but pretty sunny overall.
This Subaru hasn't been touched since the coating was applied 55 days ago (12/7/2013).
Still glossy.
The only areas that looked dirty were the wheels and the lower panels. The metallic paint did a great job of hiding the dirt so it was difficult to capture the road film on camera.
I decided to use a horizontal panel to test for water beading. I used the Gold Plush towel here to show which area I would be testing.
After a quick spray.
Without the sprayer.
The paint still felt slightly slick. It obviously wasn't as slick as the paint was 54 days ago, but I could still feel something was on the paint. I'll update this again in the future.
Bonus Video:
[ame="hhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx06r2Pn5u8"]Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Surface Coating 55 Day Update [/ame]
Thanks for reading!
