Meguirs
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I would say it's a good alternative if you don't want to shell out the money for Zaino (the best of course).
It seems to be a pretty reasonable price for a pretty good shine, but not one that's going to last long in inclement weather, like Zaino.
Of course, they are different materials, so there's no real comparing. But for a simple wax, I would say it's a pretty good deal for it's price.
It seems to be a pretty reasonable price for a pretty good shine, but not one that's going to last long in inclement weather, like Zaino.
Of course, they are different materials, so there's no real comparing. But for a simple wax, I would say it's a pretty good deal for it's price.
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It's extremely good. The only down side with it, and all carnauba-based waxes is longevity. Being from FL, I would highly suggest you look at a polymer-based wax. Blackfire is also a very good polymer as well as Zaino.
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GEEZER
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I have been useing Gold Class for a while...but like you all said "Longevity Issues" so I think this time a polymer...Blackfire or Zaino is available where??? Any retail suppliers???
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Originally posted by 1killercls
I have been useing Gold Class for a while...but like you all said "Longevity Issues" so I think this time a polymer...Blackfire or Zaino is available where??? Any retail suppliers???
I have been useing Gold Class for a while...but like you all said "Longevity Issues" so I think this time a polymer...Blackfire or Zaino is available where??? Any retail suppliers???
www.zainobros.com and www.ecklers.com
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Nooooo.... Try not to follow the light. The last thing we need here is another Zaino nut. 
http://www.properautocare.com/blackfire.html
http://www.properautocare.com/blackfire.html
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GEEZER
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Originally posted by Scrib
Nooooo.... Try not to follow the light. The last thing we need here is another Zaino nut.
http://www.properautocare.com/blackfire.html
Nooooo.... Try not to follow the light. The last thing we need here is another Zaino nut.
http://www.properautocare.com/blackfire.html
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From: where the weather suits my clothes
Originally posted by Scrib
Nooooo.... Try not to follow the light. The last thing we need here is another Zaino nut.
http://www.properautocare.com/blackfire.html
Nooooo.... Try not to follow the light. The last thing we need here is another Zaino nut.
http://www.properautocare.com/blackfire.html
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From: Leander, TX
Meguiars is cool.
I use their Gold Class kit
Wash
Cleaner
Polish
Mirror Gloss Wax
High Endurance Tire Gel
Tire Cleaner
Metal/Chrome Mirror Finish
etc etc
Works great, I love it.
Basically, no matter what wax you use...nothing stops dirt, grim, rain, and all that other crap that makes it flithy dirty after one short drive through it...then you have to do it all over again.
I use their Gold Class kit
Wash
Cleaner
Polish
Mirror Gloss Wax
High Endurance Tire Gel
Tire Cleaner
Metal/Chrome Mirror Finish
etc etc
Works great, I love it.
Basically, no matter what wax you use...nothing stops dirt, grim, rain, and all that other crap that makes it flithy dirty after one short drive through it...then you have to do it all over again.
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