Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Coatings (Paint Coating)

This is good stuff. Used this on 4 wheels which are painted and clear-coated. Did the prep as described in the instructions. The coating went on pretty well. A couple of notes:This stuff is volatile, meaning it evaporates quickly. Get a pattern established for doing your spokes or it won't be obvious where you've applied it or haven't once it's dries. It will disappear quickly.Not sure if I didn't apply it well enough or if my brakes are extra sticky, but I can't hose off my brake dust. I can get it off easily using some rinseless wash and a microfiber towel (or a damp one). Brake dust come off more easily than it did previously. But hosing off to get the wheels clean isn't happening. Wondering if I should have treated them twice just to be sure it was applied well enough.If possible remove your wheels to clean and coat. I didn't. A lot of extra work to prep/polish wheels when they're on the car. If you know how and are comfortable doing so, I would recommend removing your wheels.

Fantastic product!!! However, the user needs to be careful as your spraying because it could get on other parts and you need to quickly wipe it off.

I really wanted this to be as great as they advertised it, but I was sorely mistaken. I followed the instructions PERFECTLY on my 2 exotic cars. First was my 2010 Dodge Viper.Washed and clayed the entire car to perfection... Spent hours doing this. Then went over the car with their 'required' black label cleansing polish before applying the diamond coating with their recommended applicator. I let it cure and thought I was finished having done everything EXACTLY as they described.The paint felt slick for about 5 days. After that it was like I just clayed the car all over again. The paint was still smooth but lost all of its wax/sealed properties. Water was still beading well, but the slickness was gone. 3 weeks after that, the beading properties were completely gone too... Like I never even did anything.I thought I did something wrong since this was supposed to be a top of the line product. I called customer service and explained everything I did. Their only recommendation was to apply more product on the next time I try. They claimed I didn't use enough.So, foolishly, i decided to give it another try on my Lamborghini Gallardo. Let me say, this paint has always been babied much more than my Viper. So I took the clay bar out and started all over. Spent hours upon hours doing everything correctly and applied much more product than the last time.Unfortunately, exact same results. Slickness gone after 5 days, beading gone after a month.As a car enthusiast with high end vehicles I am happy to spend more money on the right product that will do as it claims. However their Black Label Diamond Coating and Black Label Cleansing Polish did not work together as advertised.I feel like I've been ripped off. The money is one thing, but the days I spent on the cars along with the back pain leave me extremely disappointed with Pinnacle Sovereign since the results were so weak and nothing like they claimed. Plus both cars are rarely driven and my Lambo was driven less than 50 miles before this stuff completely wore off.I was going to try their other black label products like synergy but won't anymore since I no longer trust the brand.All I can say is stay away... This will leave you disappointed and I have no doubt that the reviews online were paid for or from sponsored vehicles that received the product for free. Trust me, it is totally useless.

This is a horrible product. Don't buy it. I coated my trunk first for a test. After one week, the shiny, waxed finish was gone. After one-two months the waterbeading was gone. I tried again on my hood. I buffed it until there were no imperfections and prepped it perfectly. I applied two coats this time and the same thing happened. Just a very inferior product. I used McKee's 37 a year ago and it was much longer lasting and even looked better initially. I requested a refend for return of this paint coating system.