Can I just say that after using the Zaino system on my car, that I am truly impresssed. So much, that I am putting anothe 2 coats on today, just to make it shime even more. I only put on the Z-5, I have yet to use the Z-2!!!!

I took it outside into the natural light, and man does it look fantastic! You guys were right, I haven't seen anything that touches the gloss on the car. I figure to have a good 6 coats on the car by Monday and to have the interior done ( by Zaino of course ) as well.

Hey, I'm a believer now. If you have any doubts, DON'T!!!! It is well worth the money and time put into using this product.

 

We've got another believer boyz.

 

*sniff sniff*

so proud . . . . .

 

I feel claying my car next week! Its going to be in the 60s next week!

 

I'm thinking about using the product for the first time also......but I think I'll try it out on my 1998 4Runner first, before applying to my month-old CLS!!!

Question: Can the Zaino be applied directly over any existing Maguire's wax, or do I need to do some type of removal/cleaning process before starting with the Zaino? Thanks!

 

waxes must be removed. and its really a simple process.

wash you car with water and Dawn D/W liquid - the blue stuff. the ph level is high enough to pull off wax and one wash wont hurt the car. I use several caps (Ok, about one inch out of the bottle) into the wash bucket - rinse off, then dry.

wax is now history . . .

if you wish, email me and I can email you a user guide I made up about the various steps to doing "the Zaino thing". send mail to dennis@mossmans.com , I wont send it unless you ask though. (spam free zone here )

It is a combination of the zaino site instructions, tossed in with experience and easier to follow steps. many of my customers are first time users, and a lot are first time car owners - so it covers a lot.

cheers - dennis

 

Can someone give me an estimate of how much that shit costs. I'm interested, but not if it's an arm and a leg.

 

its not an arm and leg . . . wrist and ankle only

but when you are done, you'll

pricing can be found at www.zainobros.com

and keep one thing in mind - you dont need to buy everything to have the results everyone raves about. you can get away with a few items . . . and each od them is very very concentrated. I have heard reports of well experienced users getting 25-30 coats from a bottle - and even if you just get the average amount - its is barely much more than the high end store bought wax stuff.

read through the site - see if it is for you . . .

zaino is well geared to 2 kinds of users -

1 - i just want to apply the top coat polish spring and fall (a couple of coats) , but i'll wash regular and maintain the shine . . .

2 - i am gonna do this puppy as often as i can because it just keeps getting better . . .

hehe , and everyone inbetween



if, after reading a bit of the site, you are interested, email me and Ill send you a users guide i made up for new customers . . . I have a lot of them, first timers - and they find it helpful . . .

it also deals with the products , what they do, and whether you really want to do it for your own style and needs . . .

Dennis

 

i still havent been able to find a freeekin clay bar

where do thet sell em

 

just for the record, I'm out doing my very first zaino run today also. I just got done with the clay bar, and now on to Z1!

Clay bar takes 4EVER, but it was well worth it. My car was dirty!

 

Take pictures boys, 'cause I am applying coast 6 and 7 tomorrow since the weather will be 68 - 70!

I'll have my pics up when I finish.

Damn that car looks great all shined up!