Bringin' back the shine of my BB FD with Zaino (pics)
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Mequiar's doesn't last, that's the problem....a few months maybe
Round two, Zaino Z-2 Show Car Polish wins easily.
Round three: After 4 weeks, we washed the hood with a mild car wash to remove the dust, water spots, and grime. Using a chamois, we dried the hood off. After the hood was dry, we used a light spraying action from the water hose with the hood tilted at about 10 degrees. We wanted to see which wax was still "beading" or "sheeting". The Zaino performed very well. It still had plenty of protection and the water just ran off in sheets. Very impressive. The Meguiar's was horrible. That section performed the same as the section with no wax at all. The Zymol NSX Glaze did very well. It beaded up nicely and the water ran right off of the hood. The Zymol Natural Liquid Auto Polish performed very well too. It was as good as the Zaino.
...describes my experience with both products
Round two, Zaino Z-2 Show Car Polish wins easily.
Round three: After 4 weeks, we washed the hood with a mild car wash to remove the dust, water spots, and grime. Using a chamois, we dried the hood off. After the hood was dry, we used a light spraying action from the water hose with the hood tilted at about 10 degrees. We wanted to see which wax was still "beading" or "sheeting". The Zaino performed very well. It still had plenty of protection and the water just ran off in sheets. Very impressive. The Meguiar's was horrible. That section performed the same as the section with no wax at all. The Zymol NSX Glaze did very well. It beaded up nicely and the water ran right off of the hood. The Zymol Natural Liquid Auto Polish performed very well too. It was as good as the Zaino.
...describes my experience with both products
Last edited by superior_force; Mar 31, 2005 at 09:51 AM.
Originally Posted by littlemilla3
Yeah yeah, I know this is the third thread in the past week with pics showing the beauty of Zaino wax. Well I don't care and I'm going to post my car anyways. This is the original 65k mile '93 BB paint. It had lost some of its shine over the past year I've had it and I wanted to bring it back. Zaino Bros. was the recommended wax by many people on this forum so I decided to use it. I bought the beginners kit for about $85 and it was definitely worth it.
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An advantage of Zaino over Zymol - I've used both a lot - is that Zymol stains black trim and, after a couple weeks, shows up white in all the cracks and crevices you didn't get buffed out. Zaino doesn't turn the trim white, doesn't leave dust, and doesn't bleach out in the cracks.
I think Zymol leaves the car "slicker", in that I can't leave a rag on the hood without it sliding off. Shine is comparable as far as I can tell.
I think Zymol leaves the car "slicker", in that I can't leave a rag on the hood without it sliding off. Shine is comparable as far as I can tell.
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Zymol vs Zaino
Originally Posted by zullo
An advantage of Zaino over Zymol - I've used both a lot - is that Zymol stains black trim and, after a couple weeks, shows up white in all the cracks and crevices you didn't get buffed out. Zaino doesn't turn the trim white, doesn't leave dust, and doesn't bleach out in the cracks.
I think Zymol leaves the car "slicker", in that I can't leave a rag on the hood without it sliding off. Shine is comparable as far as I can tell.
I think Zymol leaves the car "slicker", in that I can't leave a rag on the hood without it sliding off. Shine is comparable as far as I can tell.
Originally Posted by jdhuegel1
Damn... Inspired me to put another motor in it so I can wax too.. 
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