Angus
AspiringProductSpecialist
For this review, I'm going to share my observations using Pinnacle XMT 360 Spray Wax for the first time:
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From Autopia's product page for Pinnacle XMT 360 Spray Wax:
Instructions printed on the bottle are straightforward:
Prior to using XMT 360 Spray wax, I washed and dried my vehicle using Pinnacle XMT Gel Shampoo & Conditioner:
(Link to Pinnacle XMT Gel Shampoo & Conditioner review)
Following the instructions, I:
Even though I was out of direct sun, spraying the wax on a cool clean and dry surface, the humidity was quite high at 90%:
By moving to a smaller “small” 1X1ft area I had enough time to apply the product, spread it evenly, and then buff it to a high shine.
(That's my kind of cloudy paint
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From start to finish the whole process took about 15 minutes and ~1oz of wax was applied:
No wax review would be complete w/o at least one beading shot:
Critical observations: I'm not a fan of this style of spray bottle. I found it hard to hold, the top of the bottle quickly started to dimple, and by the end my hand slightly ached for pumping the atomizer. I'd much prefer a trigger style bottles as I find them far easier to use.
Conclusion: Overall I like XMT 360 Spray Wax. Once I took atmospheric conditions into account and dialed in the perfect “small” area XMT 360 Spray Wax was easy to use and left a very nice slick and glossy surface.
At $16.99 for a 12oz bottle 360 Spray Wax is competitively priced against most spray waxes available online. I look forward to using this spray wax as a maintenance step between major details.
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From Autopia's product page for Pinnacle XMT 360 Spray Wax:
“Simply stunning. That's how you'll describe Pinnacle XMT 360 Spray Wax. There's no easier way to give your paint finish durable protection and a head-turning gloss. Pinnacle XMT 360 Spray Wax packs all the benefits of a traditional carnauba wax - plus incredible durability - into a sizzling spray. The liquid wax formula goes on without streaking and bonds in a cross-linked coat of protection that feels as good as it looks!”
My first impression of XMT 360 Spray Wax is this stuff is super bubblegum pink in color. After a quick sniff, it smells like you’d expect - Eau de carnauba.
Instructions printed on the bottle are straightforward:

Prior to using XMT 360 Spray wax, I washed and dried my vehicle using Pinnacle XMT Gel Shampoo & Conditioner:

(Link to Pinnacle XMT Gel Shampoo & Conditioner review)
Following the instructions, I:
- Choose a “small” 2x2ft area of paint
- Gave the bottle a good shake
- Pumped a few mists of wax
- Quickly spread it around with a Gold Plush microfiber towel
- Buffed with a separate Chinchilla microfiber towel
Even though I was out of direct sun, spraying the wax on a cool clean and dry surface, the humidity was quite high at 90%:

By moving to a smaller “small” 1X1ft area I had enough time to apply the product, spread it evenly, and then buff it to a high shine.


(That's my kind of cloudy paint

From start to finish the whole process took about 15 minutes and ~1oz of wax was applied:


No wax review would be complete w/o at least one beading shot:

Critical observations: I'm not a fan of this style of spray bottle. I found it hard to hold, the top of the bottle quickly started to dimple, and by the end my hand slightly ached for pumping the atomizer. I'd much prefer a trigger style bottles as I find them far easier to use.
Conclusion: Overall I like XMT 360 Spray Wax. Once I took atmospheric conditions into account and dialed in the perfect “small” area XMT 360 Spray Wax was easy to use and left a very nice slick and glossy surface.
At $16.99 for a 12oz bottle 360 Spray Wax is competitively priced against most spray waxes available online. I look forward to using this spray wax as a maintenance step between major details.

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