Zaino!!!!!!

Ordering the entire line certainly will get you first hand knowledege as to whether or not you like it.

I could tell a few stories as well but instead I will offer up a suggestion. Prep your vehicle the best that you are able. Get the paint into the best possible condition because the Zaino line will show the flaws. Once the prep is done right put the product or products that you will be using on thin. An ounce of product will cover a car three times with some left over for wheels and windows. If you run out of product you have put it on to thick and are wasting product.

KAIO is a good cleaner wax and also will replace ZFX if you choose to apply just one coat, either Z-2Pro or Z5-Pro. ZPC Fusion is also very good at cleaning up minor swirls and paint correction. I am sure that the website will give this to you as well but my order of application after prep would be...Zpc-Fusion, KAIO, Z6 wipedown, Z2-Pro, Z8 wipedown. I have CS but am not a proponent of it yet. I am still in the testing stage before I give an opinion. Other than to say it simply is easy to apply.

Oh, one last thing...you know what they say about a story ....You can tell it any way you want to . It is your story.

 

buy the full kit and go at it I have alot of there products and VERY happy with all of them

wash
clay
polish
zaio
z5
z2
zcs
z8

and I promise u will be happy

U dont need all of that but that is the best it can get

 

Phil, if you don't like it, put it for sale and I guarantee it will be gone in 5 minutes.

 

oooh good point :thumb:

 

I have been using zaino for years, you don't need the whole line. Try a few then go from there.

I try to have in stock at all times

Z-ZFX
Z-2pro
Z-5pro
Z-6 detail spay
Z-7 car soap
Z-8 final detail spray
Z-9 leather cleaner
Z-10 lether conditioner
Z-16 tire shine
Z-AIO all-in-one
Z-CS clear- seal
Z-18 clay

 

Does Z AIO fill?

 

Thanks for all teh advice guys! Zaino gives a smiliar look when you apply JS and wipe w Blitz. But Ive heard it lasts longer.

I will report back! Piet's truck pic was what made me really want some Zaino when I saw it like 3 months ago!

 

No ZAIO does not fill. Z5Pro has some very minor filling abilitites.

 

Not that I know of, it works very well. And it is so easy to use too. But I like XMT360 a little better.

 

Well I don't know if plastic was really the proper word. It was just what everyone was referring to. Zaino is great when I see it in pictures, but from his application it didn't live up to its hype. I may have to try it out first hand, other than another persons application. I don't know if he applied it right? He finished pretty quick compared to my Duragloss application, and it was a couple years ago. I was just posting with my first exposure to Zaino.

That Corvette Looks Great!!

 

Phil please report how Z8 is!

 

Don't forget about the R32!

http://www.detailingbliss.com/forum/f47/one-first-2008-vw-golf-r32-498.html

Here some more Zaino pics:





:thinking:

 

^^^Nice work P1et!!!!

 

Sure...... any truck can look that good if it is all polished up with Zaino:whistle::idea::shakehead::what: Not!!

 

i last polished the Buick on 11/06 using Z5 pro as my LSP ..i think the filling properties are a bit weak..but then again i didn't layer it with more the one coat...maintaing the fininsh with Z6 and Z8 lasted an easy 7 months.. i didn't find the Z5 pro to have the plastic look of the old

 

from piet's pics... its got a great surface shine... but lacks depth. it's very glossy

 

It is a hobby of mine trying different products and I have tried just about every one and I can honestly say that I have yet to find one that looks or last as long as Zaino. That said I am not going to try to convince you, you really need to try it yourself and make your own decision. Post pics when you are done.

 

And here they come!!!!

 

like everything is very subjective.. i have tried my fair share of lsps... trust me i have a colletion.... i disliked zaino very much, yeah it lasts but id had no depth just shine, i like depth and that nuba glow... its all subjective

 

if a paint lacks depth i would think thats from the polishing process or lack of..