MrAcuraTypeS

My detail guy that has been detaling my cars from 1994 Accord EX-L, 1998 Accord EX-L, 2001 CL-S, still my 2001 MDX Touring and now my 2004 TL has never heard of this product and ask for me to do more research on this Zaino product before I put it on my car. I have read the post and seen the end results, but he said Liquid Glass gives you these same results, but then after a while it starts to make the paint haze and discolor. Please let me know you guys thoughts. The only thing he kept saying was it could be liquid glass with a new name since it has all these detailed instructions. Please give me your feedback.

Z Factor

First of all, they are not the same thing.

Second, while Liquid Glass is a good product, it is not as good as Zaino. If applied properly, Zaino will give you more of a reflective shine than anything else on the market. In most polls of car enthusiasts, you will find that a majority of people 75%+ use and swear by Zaino.

automophile

There is NOTHING on the market like Zaino. It has been around many years, and is just now filtering down to the consumers from the show car market.

Here's why you won't find Zaino at detailers -

1. One of the best features of Zaino is that additional coats build up for more protection and higher shine. Wax does NOT do this - each application dissolves the previous coat. However, you had to wait at least 24 hours between coats for the Zaino polymer to cure. It is not practical for detailers to keep your car for 3-4 days or ask you to bring it back several times. Now that the Zaino chemists have developed the ZFX accellerator that allows you to do 3 coats in one day, this may change.

2.Zaino lasts 6 months! Wax lasts 2-6 weeks before the gloss is gone. If you were a detailer that lived on repeat business, what would YOU sell?

3. Zaino is SO EASY to use that any old lady can do it!

Ruski

never had any paint problems, and I use Zaino.

gregory28

Zaino does do a very good job.