Zaino. I highly recommend....
Thank you, I use ALL Zaino products. They are the world's best. I was dutifully informed by a friend who is a car importer; he sells Bentleys, Astons, etc.
He said all of the supercars he sells only use Zaino products because they do not change color or degrade paint. Carnauba wax has gone the way of the 8-track and anyone who tells you different is still trying to tell you laser-disc is the best and just won't let go.... lol.
I can attest to the fact that in all of my years of detailing my own cars, I have found NOTHING that compares to the gloss of these products. They are perfect chemical compounds designed to bond with your paint without penetrating and degrading it. You cannot set a rag on your car while buffing it! The paint becomes so slick, it's truly amazing.
jaggyx, Please PM me and I'll be happy to give you a detailed list of the products I buy from them.
www.zainobros.com
oh, and the wheels I purchased were from ebay, I accidentally came across them searching under 'volvo 19" wheels...' Hope that helps
He said all of the supercars he sells only use Zaino products because they do not change color or degrade paint. Carnauba wax has gone the way of the 8-track and anyone who tells you different is still trying to tell you laser-disc is the best and just won't let go.... lol.
I can attest to the fact that in all of my years of detailing my own cars, I have found NOTHING that compares to the gloss of these products. They are perfect chemical compounds designed to bond with your paint without penetrating and degrading it. You cannot set a rag on your car while buffing it! The paint becomes so slick, it's truly amazing.
jaggyx, Please PM me and I'll be happy to give you a detailed list of the products I buy from them.
www.zainobros.com
oh, and the wheels I purchased were from ebay, I accidentally came across them searching under 'volvo 19" wheels...' Hope that helps
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I've been using it for about 6 years. Its really good stuff. Takes a little while to do the instructions for the first time. But if you keep it up you dont have to do as much the more you wax it. Heres after just 2 coats. The more coats you put on the darker and wetter looking it gets.




A+++ for Zaino. I have been using Zaino since 1998 on my Vette. Is can attest that there is no better product on the market. The finish last a long time and the more coats you apply the better the results. It also repels dust that is noticeable on darker colors.
I started using ZAINO back in 1999 (on all my vettes) and have used nothing else since. This is my current ride after its first spring washing and the ZAINO was last applied back in Oct and the car driven all winter.


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You guys convinced me. I ordered the Ultimate Show Car protection kit. More than I have ever spent on a detailing product. That way I can try most of their products. I did order a 4 pack of their towels but think that part was probably a little excessive and a waste of money.
I use "Finish First" by Liqui-tech. It also provides a truly first class deep long lasting shine at about half the price of Zaino. Admittedly, I have not yet tried Zaino. I think I will try Zaino next time and maybe post a comparison with pictures (of course)...
I'm another newby - new to Jaguars, and new to Zaino's. Friends at work have been harping about it for years, and I've always resisted. Now with the new Jaguar, it feels like the right time. My order has arrived, and I plan some happy hours this coming long weekend. And yes, I'll remember to take before/after pics.
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For many years (twenty plus) my polymer sealant of choice was Klasse (an acrylic polymer) I then converted to Zaino (a polymer) and used it for approx fifteen years, but automotive sealants and coatings have evolved immensely over the last five years or so. Silica or reactive resin hydrophobic coatings; (thinks paint sealant but harder has greater durability and scratch resistance) that provides a self-cleaning paint protection, that lasts for up to two years.
The use of Nanotechnology coatings has completely changed the detailing industry. Products like Zaino, Collinite, and etc used to be the best protection available but nanotechnology or reactive polymer resin coatings offer greatly extended durability, scratch resistance and protection from the elements that can be measured in seasons or years, as opposed to others. These coatings, which add measurable protection (2-3 µ) are better than anything I’ve used in more than five decades of detailing.
The use of Nanotechnology coatings has completely changed the detailing industry. Products like Zaino, Collinite, and etc used to be the best protection available but nanotechnology or reactive polymer resin coatings offer greatly extended durability, scratch resistance and protection from the elements that can be measured in seasons or years, as opposed to others. These coatings, which add measurable protection (2-3 µ) are better than anything I’ve used in more than five decades of detailing.
For many years (twenty plus) my polymer sealant of choice was Klasse (an acrylic polymer) I then converted to Zaino (a polymer) and used it for approx fifteen years, but automotive sealants and coatings have evolved immensely over the last five years or so. Silica or reactive resin hydrophobic coatings; (thinks paint sealant but harder has greater durability and scratch resistance) that provides a self-cleaning paint protection, that lasts for up to two years.
The use of Nanotechnology coatings has completely changed the detailing industry. Products like Zaino, Collinite, and etc used to be the best protection available but nanotechnology or reactive polymer resin coatings offer greatly extended durability, scratch resistance and protection from the elements that can be measured in seasons or years, as opposed to others. These coatings, which add measurable protection (2-3 µ) are better than anything I’ve used in more than five decades of detailing.
The use of Nanotechnology coatings has completely changed the detailing industry. Products like Zaino, Collinite, and etc used to be the best protection available but nanotechnology or reactive polymer resin coatings offer greatly extended durability, scratch resistance and protection from the elements that can be measured in seasons or years, as opposed to others. These coatings, which add measurable protection (2-3 µ) are better than anything I’ve used in more than five decades of detailing.
Ok I have had my zaino for a couple of days. The only thing that doesn't really impress me so far is the Leather cleaner. My leather was actually fairly clean with a few slightly dirty areas. It really didn't seem to clean very well. The Z2 and Z5 seem to work great. Not sure if the spay enhancer really does that much. Haven't tried the stuff for the tires yet. It's a great product but just not sure it quite lives up to the price they charge. Just one mans opinion.
For many years (twenty plus) my polymer sealant of choice was Klasse (an acrylic polymer) I then converted to Zaino (a polymer) and used it for approx fifteen years, but automotive sealants and coatings have evolved immensely over the last five years or so. Silica or reactive resin hydrophobic coatings; (thinks paint sealant but harder has greater durability and scratch resistance) that provides a self-cleaning paint protection, that lasts for up to two years.
The use of Nanotechnology coatings has completely changed the detailing industry. Products like Zaino, Collinite, and etc used to be the best protection available but nanotechnology or reactive polymer resin coatings offer greatly extended durability, scratch resistance and protection from the elements that can be measured in seasons or years, as opposed to others. These coatings, which add measurable protection (2-3 µ) are better than anything I’ve used in more than five decades of detailing.
The use of Nanotechnology coatings has completely changed the detailing industry. Products like Zaino, Collinite, and etc used to be the best protection available but nanotechnology or reactive polymer resin coatings offer greatly extended durability, scratch resistance and protection from the elements that can be measured in seasons or years, as opposed to others. These coatings, which add measurable protection (2-3 µ) are better than anything I’ve used in more than five decades of detailing.
· Optimum Polymer Technologies, Opti-Coat (USA)
· G|Techniq Surface Coatings (UK)
· Nanolex (Germany)
· G'zox Polymer Coatings (Japan)
· AquaQuartz (China)
· SONAX Premium Class Nano Paint Protect Nano Pro (GR)
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I feel my experience and knowledge can be put to better use by answering detailing questions either on my blog or on various detailing forums.
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Favorite wax and Polish.........
Meguiar's M205 for polish
Meguiar's M21 for a sealant
Adams Americana Paste Wax
Testing some new Malco products as we speek.....will post results.
I personally have heard some negatives with all this new nano tech, the one that specifically caught my attention were the health risks associated with them.....
Meguiar's M205 for polish
Meguiar's M21 for a sealant
Adams Americana Paste Wax
Testing some new Malco products as we speek.....will post results.
I personally have heard some negatives with all this new nano tech, the one that specifically caught my attention were the health risks associated with them.....








