Zaino Brothers Car Polish
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Zaino Brothers Car Polish
Guys, I tried this stuff after reading a thread on here where there was nothing but praise. I took a couple of days and I am VERY, VERY impressed. The first time out is a mother, but upkeep afterwards is easy. My pearl glows now, it is absolutely amazing.
I would post pics, however, if you've seen one picture of a clean car, you've seen them all and a photo doesn't do it justice.
http://www.zainobros.com/
I also was lucky enough to find a dealer here in the Dallas area (in Irving) so I didn't have to send a check in (they don't do Credit Cards).
The other thing I liked was calling their contact number and being walked through which products I needed to get going and why, by one of the brothers themselves.
Check it out!!!
Todd
I would post pics, however, if you've seen one picture of a clean car, you've seen them all and a photo doesn't do it justice.
http://www.zainobros.com/
I also was lucky enough to find a dealer here in the Dallas area (in Irving) so I didn't have to send a check in (they don't do Credit Cards).
The other thing I liked was calling their contact number and being walked through which products I needed to get going and why, by one of the brothers themselves.
Check it out!!!
Todd
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Another satisfied Zainoite!!!
I love this stuff, even getting some for my mother-in-law's ES (which used to be wifey's car prior to buying her an RX).
Todd, "glow" is exactly right!!! Pearl White seems to be lit from beneath the paint!!!
I love this stuff, even getting some for my mother-in-law's ES (which used to be wifey's car prior to buying her an RX).
Todd, "glow" is exactly right!!! Pearl White seems to be lit from beneath the paint!!!
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which one do you suggest for a black GS
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I did use the ZFX stuff and it worked as billed...however, since I haven't used the Z-1 before, I have nothing to compare it to.
I was shocked how light it goes on, you have to get used to it after using "normal" waxes and polishes that you "cake" on. I guess thats why you have to do multiple coats.
T
I was shocked how light it goes on, you have to get used to it after using "normal" waxes and polishes that you "cake" on. I guess thats why you have to do multiple coats.
T
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Originally posted by Rico's Revenge
I did use the ZFX stuff and it worked as billed...however, since I haven't used the Z-1 before, I have nothing to compare it to.
I was shocked how light it goes on, you have to get used to it after using "normal" waxes and polishes that you "cake" on. I guess thats why you have to do multiple coats.
T
I did use the ZFX stuff and it worked as billed...however, since I haven't used the Z-1 before, I have nothing to compare it to.
I was shocked how light it goes on, you have to get used to it after using "normal" waxes and polishes that you "cake" on. I guess thats why you have to do multiple coats.
T
i strongly suggest you clay the car and apply z1. it helps to bond all the layers of zaino together. otherwise if you just wash the car and put z2/z3 on whatever the previous wax is, it will be washed away easily. so.... please, z1. it doesn't really give shine to the car, but it bonds stuff together.
and for z6, yes, it will be like a layer of grease on top of your z2/z3 to make the car looks even better i don't have that ZFX stuff coz' i am in cali and it doesn't take long for the thing to haze anyway
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I own all the zanio products but I am still unsure on how many coats of each product to apply. No one has given me a staight answer. And I do own the ZFX. And in the instructions it says don't put more then two-three coats of a ZFX product on a day. But Is that just the wax stage or what? Because I thought you had to do like five coats of JUST the wax and five of the shinner, plus 3-4 coats of the scratch remover....and all of that has ZFX in it.
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Man this can get confusion.... I guess ZFX is where I will start.
Man this can get confusion.... I guess ZFX is where I will start.
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Tell you the truth ive had my car for a while now.... still have not waxed it...
can yall gimme some clues on how it works?? what i need ?? tricks tips?? my car is silver ...
BTW Tod....
were you @ david Mc. David Car show Sat. night?? i think my friend said he say a nice modded 1st. Gen Gs...
can yall gimme some clues on how it works?? what i need ?? tricks tips?? my car is silver ...
BTW Tod....
were you @ david Mc. David Car show Sat. night?? i think my friend said he say a nice modded 1st. Gen Gs...
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Originally posted by CamRen
BTW Todd....
were you @ david Mc. David Car show Sat. night?? i think my friend said he say a nice modded 1st. Gen Gs...
BTW Todd....
were you @ david Mc. David Car show Sat. night?? i think my friend said he say a nice modded 1st. Gen Gs...