I know many of you will argue with this but the best I've ever used is Liquid Glass.

First the pre-cleaner to remove and wax bs or oxidation/scratches...

Then a couple of coats of Liquid Glass..... 4 hours in between to allow for "baking"

I'll put my 05 white currently with 3 coats of glass against any other wax or polish...

just my 2 cents

btw, I'm in Miami so protection is important with all the saltwater in the air.. etc..

 

As long as your using some sort of protection periodically, and it meets your satisfaction, thats all that matters !

 

I love it. Makes an excellent shine, goes on/off very easy, and you can apply it in sun if you need to.

 

It's easy to boast about a product but take some good pics and let others be the judge.

 

There is more to the whole process than just the end result. If a product goes on and comes off in an easy fashion...that makes it a superior product to those people who value their time.

If shine is all someone cares about, and they can afford to spend hours & hours cleaning/polishing their ride...than Zaino may be the product for them.

To some, cost is a consideration above all else, they may choose Gold Class...

 

Well said Chef.......

 

Thank you sir.

 

If it ever stops raining I will post some pics.

 

I used Liquid Glass for many years before I discovered Zaino.
It’s a great product, but I’ve got two cans of it rusting away and collecting dust on my shelf now.

 

I used LG for years as well. Looks great on dark colors but I don't like all the dust and the residue and the way it gums up the terry towels. I find that Klasse AIO and s100 afterwards gives a better shine and less dust and static. And now with my new PC 7336, it's even easier to do!

 

The LG formula has changed over the years.
I believe they were bought out back in the early 90’s.
There used to be only one or two specialty auto shops in my area that sold it for 18.99 a can.
Now you can find it at any wal-mart or discount store for 5.99 and it’s not the same.

Years ago whenever you went to a car show, that’s what everyone was using.
Now I never even see LG any more.

 

If I put too much on, it leaves a residue. Only takes a super thin layer to get the shine.

 

ok now how about some pics?