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I really dont know what all the fuss is about zaino.. i have it and used it and i get just as good results from what i use.When i used the zaino i did it as per all the posts and was using their full kit... and to tell you the truth for the amount of time it took... (even with a buffer) i get just as nice a finish as dupont with teflon wax
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Every answer to the question will be entirely subjective. What is best for one person will be junk to someone else.
*My* favorite sealant is Zaino Z2 Pro topped with Z8 Spray Sealant. *My* favorite carnauba wax is Pinnacle Souveran topped with Clearkote's Quik Shine.
If you're looking for greater durability, choose a sealant. If you're looking strictly for appearance, choose a carnauba. (Although, IMO, Z2 Pro/Z8 has the best of both worlds).
The most important aspect of detailing is the prep work. Your car needs to be clayed to remove all contamination and polished with an abrasive to remove swirls, oxidation, etc. After that, anything you use is going to look great.
*My* favorite sealant is Zaino Z2 Pro topped with Z8 Spray Sealant. *My* favorite carnauba wax is Pinnacle Souveran topped with Clearkote's Quik Shine.
If you're looking for greater durability, choose a sealant. If you're looking strictly for appearance, choose a carnauba. (Although, IMO, Z2 Pro/Z8 has the best of both worlds).
The most important aspect of detailing is the prep work. Your car needs to be clayed to remove all contamination and polished with an abrasive to remove swirls, oxidation, etc. After that, anything you use is going to look great.
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Originally Posted by rozellms
If you stop and think about it,don't all newer cars have CLEAR COAT????So what are you really waxing??