Zaino
When I buy Zaino, I typically buy ZFX, Z-2Pro, Z-5, and Z-6. Their car wash is really good too.
Honestly, their Total Protection Show Car Kit is a pretty good deal.
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-Mike

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I like their clay bar, its easier on the hands when rolling the clay, but I don't think it is as efficient as the Sonus bar (but my hands were exhausted after the Sonus)
Z6 is awesome
Z2pro with zfx is awesome
their tire gel is amazing, I didn't want to spend the extra few dollars for a smaller bottle but figured what the hell. It was worth it and i'll get much more use out of it than a spray can. This is a true money saver as ironic as it sounds. The shine is not a super glossy shine, but a very nice clean look. Here is a photo
The leather in a bottle is prettty ok. It has a real leather scent, but for me it doesn't shine enough, again a very clean look like the tires but I was looking for a little more gloss. BTW not greasy at all, which is a nice feature.
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Does this sound like what I need? I have a couple questions too for those who know. I dont have time to read the description right now, but what exactly is the ZFX?? Also, is the Z-6 similar to the Z-8 or are they totally different? And finally, I can apply all of this by hand can't I?? Thanks guys.
Z6 is supposed to be an "everyday" product, while Z8 is supposed to be a car show product. Never used Z8, but I have about 7 bottles of Z6 and love the stuff.
I would get the zaino car wash, I happen to like it a lot
To expand a bit on what ZFX is, it used to be you would apply Z1 to a prepped (i.e. washed, clayed and polished) surface, let it haze, then apply Z5 or Z2 directly on that, while it was still hazed. ZFX eliminates the need for the Z1 step. It not only helps with the bonding between the surface and the Z5, it also does a good job of speeding the curing (drying) process along.
Yes, all can be applied by hand. It's the only way I'd recommend it, since a little goes a long way. Application with a machine tends to waste too much, and it's pretty expensive to waste (though worth the cost, imo).
I haven't used Z8, but I've heard good things. Like 2002 Trans Am said, Z8 is their concourse spray, while Z6 is the every day detailing spray.
Bear in mind that Zaino's bottles say "polish" on them, but with the exception of ZPC, they aren't polishes. They're sealants. If you have scratches and swirls before you apply Zaino, when you're done, you'll have really shiney scratches and swirls.
-Mike
Prep is the key to a great looking finish just like painting a car, if the surface isn't right the paint looks like ****, same way with waxing/sealing
ZPC Fusion Dual Action Paint Cleaner Swirl Remover
ZFX Flash Cure Accelerator Additive
Z-2 PRO Show Car Polish for Clear Coated Car Finishes
Z-6 Ultra Clean Gloss Enhancer Spray
I planned on washing with dawn, claybar, wash again, use ZPC, then ZFX w/ Z-2, finally followed by the Z-6. Does this sound good, will the ZPC help remove the scratches and swirls you guys are talking about before I use the Polish (Z-2)?? Also, does the ZFX have to be used everytime with the Z-2 i.e. if i want to do like 3 coats??
As for why they use Z2 & Z5 the Z5 hides swirls (supposedly) and the Z2 is supposed to bring out the brilliance of the shine, but FWIW I couldn't tell the difference, they both put on a really glossy shine
Last edited by 97MysticZ; Dec 29, 2005 at 08:16 PM.


