Scratch reducing polish?
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To me, the finish is too artificial but it's a case of what you like personally. Some Zaino users top the finish with a Carnuaba Wax to "warm" it up.
If possible, find someone who uses Zaino, check out the finish on their vehicle and if you like it, go with Zaino.
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I agree with harley on Zaino. I think the finished gloss is oddly artificial looking. Two positives with Zaino.
1.It is a super easy product and process to do. Really is a wipe on wipe off product with absolutely no effort needed. For that I applaud it.
2. Long lasting. In my experience it lasts twice as long as waxes do.
I use a bottle of the Grand Finale spray detail as a QD when I find a waterspot after drying. I've had the same bottle for a couple years now. The spray bottles they use have a fantastic misting action. The product smells good too and doesn't leave any streaks in black paint.
Other than that I've moved on from Zaino. A few of my buddies still use it just due to it's simple application and longevity.
1.It is a super easy product and process to do. Really is a wipe on wipe off product with absolutely no effort needed. For that I applaud it.
2. Long lasting. In my experience it lasts twice as long as waxes do.
I use a bottle of the Grand Finale spray detail as a QD when I find a waterspot after drying. I've had the same bottle for a couple years now. The spray bottles they use have a fantastic misting action. The product smells good too and doesn't leave any streaks in black paint.
Other than that I've moved on from Zaino. A few of my buddies still use it just due to it's simple application and longevity.
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