TEST: Jeffs/Klasse/Pinnacle/S100
07-10-2007, 10:15 AM
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TEST: Jeffs/Klasse/Pinnacle/S100
About a month ago I did a little test on the trunk of the S:
Jeffs and Klasse are only on the first Left halves topped with the Carnaubas and only the Carnaubas on the right with no sealant:
S100 on top of the tape and Pinnacle on the bottom of the tape:
No treatment on the left side:
No treatment on the right side:
Jeffs and Klasse are only on the first Left halves topped with the Carnaubas and only the Carnaubas on the right with no sealant:
S100 on top of the tape and Pinnacle on the bottom of the tape:
No treatment on the left side:
No treatment on the right side:
07-10-2007, 10:38 AM
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Interesting tests but I'd like to see how the synthetics perform without being topped with carnauba. Also, these tests look like they were done back to back. ANY freshly applied product will bead up pretty well and look great. Even Turtle Wax will bead nicely minutes after the first application.
I'd be more interested in doing sections of a hood and leaving it outside for 3 or 4 weeks. Sheet the hood with water and wash it once a week to monitor the durability of each product. I might do this myself if I ever get around to it, although in my case I'd only be testing my various collection of synthetics.
I'd be more interested in doing sections of a hood and leaving it outside for 3 or 4 weeks. Sheet the hood with water and wash it once a week to monitor the durability of each product. I might do this myself if I ever get around to it, although in my case I'd only be testing my various collection of synthetics.
07-10-2007, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by 90crvtec,Jul 10 2007, 10:38 AM
Interesting tests but I'd like to see how the synthetics perform without being topped with carnauba. Also, these tests look like they were done back to back. ANY freshly applied product will bead up pretty well and look great. Even Turtle Wax will bead nicely minutes after the first application.
I'd be more interested in doing sections of a hood and leaving it outside for 3 or 4 weeks. Sheet the hood with water and wash it once a week to monitor the durability of each product. I might do this myself if I ever get around to it, although in my case I'd only be testing my various collection of synthetics.
I'd be more interested in doing sections of a hood and leaving it outside for 3 or 4 weeks. Sheet the hood with water and wash it once a week to monitor the durability of each product. I might do this myself if I ever get around to it, although in my case I'd only be testing my various collection of synthetics.
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