Alex Baumann said:Why wax ? just Zaino it, baby![]()
Ripsnort said:
Umm, Zaino IS wax Alex! Its not Crytonite!![]()
Alex Baumann said:
Zaino is NOT a wax![]()
Ripsnort said:
What is it then? I thought it was a polymer wax?
johnlew said:Now, why would the hood be more "worn" than the roof. Heat from the engine melting the wax off during a wash? Why not just give the hood a quick wax? With Blitz ought to take what, 5 minutes?
DSinSoCal said:
Yeah, but there are waxes, and then there's Zaino.
Lumping it in with the other waxes on the shelf... well, that's like calling a BMW "just a car".
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DSinSoCal said:
Yeah, but there are waxes, and then there's Zaino.
Lumping it in with the other waxes on the shelf... well, that's like calling a BMW "just a car".
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Nat Brown said:
Zaino means never having to ask if its time to wax yet.
--gary
Ripsnort said:
Sounds like their marketing department manager is doing his job!![]()
Alex Baumann said:
I don't remember that their marketing department manager ever detail my car, the results are speaking for themselves. And I'm not even sure if they have any marketing dept. though![]()
Ripsnort said:I believe that its the preparation, application and removal that makes or breaks a good product.
Ripsnort said:
Personally, I think most folks have a tendency to say whatever wax they're currently using is "the best".
I believe that its the preparation, application and removal that makes or breaks a good product.
If I have 10 black cars with 10 different polymers, carnauba's and acrylic waxes applied under the same conditions, I'd bet you a paycheck you couldn't pick the Zaino one out..but then I digress.![]()
Nat Brown said:
As for lining up the cars and telling them apart, try doing this after six months without re-applying the product. The shiny car is polymer.
--gary![]()
Alex Baumann said:
Agree 100%. It's all in fun, just busting on ya
Ripsnort said:
I realize that Alex, we know each other well enough for that stick stuff.![]()