Zaino
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Zaino Okay...I have tried the Zaino Products, but I don't see any better results than from using Meguiar's Professional Series. I followed all of thier steps and thier tips, but to me, it is more work for the same results. I know there are some die-hard Zaino fans out there, so please enlighten me.
Originally Posted by MrPongoSS
Okay...I have tried the Zaino Products, but I don't see any better results than from using Meguiar's Professional Series. I followed all of thier steps and thier tips, but to me, it is more work for the same results. I know there are some die-hard Zaino fans out there, so please enlighten me.
The durability of Zaino is unbeatable. And it's looks are up there with the best of them. That's why it has such a fan base.
Application is a pain, but you can apply it a lot less often than waxes.
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With proper prep work, appearance differences will be minor. The difference comes weeks and months later when Zaino retains that appearance and protection.
There are lots of great products on the market from a variety of companies. Try a few and see which fits your needs best.
There are lots of great products on the market from a variety of companies. Try a few and see which fits your needs best.
Yeah I just put some on my car this weekend, clayed it and everything. I was expecting more out of it, but I'll buy it again. I don't know how some of the people on here get their factory paint to look like a mirror. Hell, I still have little scratches on my paint even after using the Z5. hopefully it gets better the more I use it.
Originally Posted by _JB_
Yeah I just put some on my car this weekend, clayed it and everything. I was expecting more out of it, but I'll buy it again. I don't know how some of the people on here get their factory paint to look like a mirror. Hell, I still have little scratches on my paint even after using the Z5. hopefully it gets better the more I use it.
-Mike
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Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
In my experience, Z5 doesn't do much for scratches. It isn't an abrasive, so it's not going to remove them, and it doesn't seem to have enough fillers to really mask them either.
-Mike
-Mike
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The shine is not the reason I use Zaino, alot of products give a good shine.
Two reasons I use Zaino...
1 ounce is enough for 3 coats.
The durability and dirt repellent is unmatched.
Two reasons I use Zaino...
1 ounce is enough for 3 coats.
The durability and dirt repellent is unmatched.
Originally Posted by OctaneZ28
The shine is not the reason I use Zaino, alot of products give a good shine.
Two reasons I use Zaino...
1 ounce is enough for 3 coats.
The durability and dirt repellent is unmatched.
Two reasons I use Zaino...
1 ounce is enough for 3 coats.
The durability and dirt repellent is unmatched.