Yep, another zaino update...

[firebirdchick98]

I want Zaino for X-mas. I use NXT wax and it does really good. I would still like to try Zaino on my car looks like it work really well and last a lot longer than NXT.

[F1GT]

:D BTW, there are other stuff out there besides Zaino :D

I agree people like "payment plans", it appears they are spending less. I got my clay bar for ~$15, Gold class car wash for ~$7, Polish(16.9oz) for ~$20, and Sealant(16oz) for $15, so its about ~$55, with double the amount of polish and sealant. I think it was like $7.50 for shipping. When these products dry up, I WILL try other products as I like to have a shiney clean car. I don't know how you can not put any protection on the car for that long. I have to put something, so durability is not an issue for me. If I like Zaino and it only last 1 month, I would still use it. I currently love what I'm using. My car was beginning to look a little silver to me and after the sealant, the color got a tad darker, shine is deeper and it stays clean for a longer period of time. I just bought NXT, Turtle wax Ultra Gloss, and 3m glaze not too long ago too. DOH! I have like 5 boxes of car cleaning products!! But I don't want to throw or give any away. I'm going to use it as decoration in my future garage, lol.

Have u tried sealant on the windows yet? I usually put wax as u dry(easy), but I put sealant on last week and it hasn't rained or nuttin, so...

[MustangEater8251]

I have heard of people putting zaino on their windows, since it bonds to smooth hard surfaces but I am not sure I am going to try. I am definitley oging to do it over my head and tailights. People say it shines them up and prevents the infamous "hazing" problem on 98+ headlights.

As for the price of Zaino kit, its a kit, it gives you everything you need to detail your car except for a bucket, water, and towels.

If you want to piece together individual products, you can, most are ~$12, and I don't think anything is more expensive then $20 Since they are primarily a mail order product they jsut sell everything in a package.

[MustangEater8251]

ohh yead, for what its worth, I zainoed my rims in february as well, I have yet to use a "wheel cleaner" on it since, I think I have only wiped them off 2-3 times with the same sponge I washed the car with. The wheels rarely ever have dust on them.

I did use alot of Z6 between coats of Z2, and I think its just he anti-static properties in it that repels dust actually working.

Rims in the pics above probably haven't been cleaned in ~2-3 months.

[pontiac nino]

Originally posted by firebirdchick98:
I want Zaino for X-mas. I use NXT wax and it does really good. I would still like to try Zaino on my car looks like it work really well and last a lot longer than NXT.

Hint, hint, Evan!
Sounds funny to hear a lady say she wants Zaino for Xmas [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img] me too!

[Turbo V6 Camaro]

Originally posted by MustangEater8251:
ohh yead, for what its worth, I zainoed my rims in february as well, I have yet to use a "wheel cleaner" on it since, I think I have only wiped them off 2-3 times with the same sponge I washed the car with. The wheels rarely ever have dust on them.

I did use alot of Z6 between coats of Z2, and I think its just he anti-static properties in it that repels dust actually working.

Rims in the pics above probably haven't been cleaned in ~2-3 months.

use the window polish im telling yah you'll love it

[crazygrrrl]

I've been thinking about getting the Zaino starter kit.

Does anyone know if Zaino can hide deep clearcoat scratches? I've got some deep scratches on my dark blue commuter car. These scratches disappear when the car is wet, but as soon as you dry the car, you can see the scratches again. The scratches do not go through the bare metal.

Also, can you Zaino the car in the sun or must it be done in the shade?

Thanks. [img]graemlins/wavey.gif[/img]

[Turbo V6 Camaro]

Originally posted by crazygrrrl:
I've been thinking about getting the Zaino starter kit.

Does anyone know if Zaino can hide deep clearcoat scratches? I've got some deep scratches on my dark blue commuter car. These scratches disappear when the car is wet, but as soon as you dry the car, you can see the scratches again. The scratches do not go through the bare metal.

Also, can you Zaino the car in the sun or must it be done in the shade?

Thanks. [img]graemlins/wavey.gif[/img]

my cuz ahd really bad on on his car you can barly see it now

yes i did my car a 90* day and in direct sun, the hotter the better it dries faster (humid slows it tho )

[crazygrrrl]

Thanks. I'll definitely order the kit after payday. :D