Good wax/polish for White Paint...
06-23-2004, 12:24 AM
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Good wax/polish for White Paint... Recommendations?
Ive only used Zaino on my Black TA... but I was hoping to find something easier to purchase...
Thanks Jason
Ive only used Zaino on my Black TA... but I was hoping to find something easier to purchase...
Thanks Jason
06-23-2004, 12:31 AM
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I've heard a lot of good things about that NXT stuff! I guess it's easy to buy over there too! That seems to be a key element in folks' decision to buy car care products. 
06-23-2004, 12:42 AM
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It isnt a key element but its part of it...
Personally i would like to use zaino on both T/As but the black one is under cover now till she is ready track again... and the white one is in dire need of a wax job... cant seem to find my zaino.
but its part of it... Personally i would like to use zaino on both T/As but the black one is under cover now till she is ready track again... and the white one is in dire need of a wax job... cant seem to find my zaino.
06-23-2004, 10:21 AM
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Alot of people like to use a Klasse AIO basecoat topped with either:
Wolfgang twins sealent
Four Star UPP sealent
topped with a good wax such as
S100 wax
Souveran wax
NXT seems to be a new popular product for white as well.
From what I have used, the two above sealents seem to have some of that depth that only a wax can provide so the wax that is layered ontop really brings that feature out.
Wolfgang twins sealent
Four Star UPP sealent
topped with a good wax such as
S100 wax
Souveran wax
NXT seems to be a new popular product for white as well.
From what I have used, the two above sealents seem to have some of that depth that only a wax can provide so the wax that is layered ontop really brings that feature out.
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On white, Zaino is amazing. I have a few coats of Z5 and 2 coats of Z2 and the shine is unbelievable for a white car. When you can look into white paint and see your reflection perfectly, you found a good product, imo! I recommend spending time claying the car though. It makes a big difference in the final result.
I know you are looking for something other than zaino but i don't think there is a product that will be easier to apply and give the same results. If durability is an issue for you, zaino will last a really long time... but i'm sure you know that.
I know you are looking for something other than zaino but i don't think there is a product that will be easier to apply and give the same results. If durability is an issue for you, zaino will last a really long time... but i'm sure you know that.
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thats ok i like the work you did on the black Z06 any pics of that one 
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Originally Posted by T/A Medic
Recommendations?
Ive only used Zaino on my Black TA... but I was hoping to find something easier to purchase...
Thanks Jason
Ive only used Zaino on my Black TA... but I was hoping to find something easier to purchase...
Thanks Jason
I've heard zaino is really good on light colored cars.
I use NXT on a red car, and am super impressed with it. I haven't seen it on a white car, but it's worth a try I think. It's available at your local auto supply or Target/Wal Mart.
