Ditched the Zaino and went w/ Klasse..
04-26-2002, 08:54 PM
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Originally posted by Mr Hyde
Hehehe Thats why I like FF, its way cheaper than all the Zaino steps, goes on much easier, and lasts a damn long time also. So much for being a no- brainer huh???
Hehehe Thats why I like FF, its way cheaper than all the Zaino steps, goes on much easier, and lasts a damn long time also. So much for being a no- brainer huh???
Oddly enough, you stated earlier, "Its pricey, but it gives great results; although short lived."
Does it last a long time or not?
04-27-2002, 07:34 AM
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Originally posted by lawman
Daryl.com, usofunny. When it comes to baiting, no one holds a candle to you, the master baiter.
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Daryl.com, usofunny. When it comes to baiting, no one holds a candle to you, the master baiter.
Your pal,
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04-27-2002, 08:32 AM
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I started using Zaino last year, and will never use anything else. It is by far the easiest and best wax/polish on the market, IMHO.
I put the stuff on at night, let it sit overnight, and can buff the entire down car in the morning in 10-15 minutes before heading out for the day - do this once every week or two, and the car simply shines and gleams all summer!
Others have echoed this - if you're only getting 4 applications per bottle, that's WAY too much! I go through maybe a bottle and a half the ENTIRE SUMMER! Use a slightly wet pad and put it on thin.
I put the stuff on at night, let it sit overnight, and can buff the entire down car in the morning in 10-15 minutes before heading out for the day - do this once every week or two, and the car simply shines and gleams all summer!
Others have echoed this - if you're only getting 4 applications per bottle, that's WAY too much! I go through maybe a bottle and a half the ENTIRE SUMMER! Use a slightly wet pad and put it on thin.
04-27-2002, 01:14 PM
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Originally posted by daryl.com
Oddly enough, you stated earlier, "Its pricey, but it gives great results; although short lived."
Does it last a long time or not?
Oddly enough, you stated earlier, "Its pricey, but it gives great results; although short lived."
Does it last a long time or not?
Originally posted by Mr Hyde
Pinnacle makes a very nice line of car care products from hand glazes to leather care. Goes on nice and quick and is an absolute breeze to apply. Goes on like you'd imagine warm butter would. Buff on, and buff right off, no need for it to even dry. Its pricey, but it gives great results; although short lived.
Pinnacle makes a very nice line of car care products from hand glazes to leather care. Goes on nice and quick and is an absolute breeze to apply. Goes on like you'd imagine warm butter would. Buff on, and buff right off, no need for it to even dry. Its pricey, but it gives great results; although short lived.
Just as an update, I am giving Klasse another shot. I just dawned, clayed, washed, and Klassed my car again. Will be seeing how it does. After a rainstorm and a wash, the FF and Klasse on my trunk were indistinguishable for shine, the Klasse was a tiny bit smoother, and they beaded the same. I have the Klasse anyway, so I'll layer it on and see how it goes.
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