Zaino Polish

chevy-guy · February 23, 2004

How do you like this product and is it easy to apply? Any feedback would be appreciated.

99silveradoz71 · February 23, 2004

I've used it and Meguiars Gold Class...I like both. You can find more info on Zaino under the Appearance section down below.

JPNNH · February 24, 2004

BEST wax I ever used...go to www.zainobros.com to order

gmcjoe · February 24, 2004

I have been detailing cars for years, and Zaino is a great product

Use it sparingly as it doesn't take much to cover.

chevy-guy · February 24, 2004

How many applications do you suggest I use to get that glass like look?

Machine · February 24, 2004

I applied Zaino twice in 1 1/2 hours. Zaino is by far the easiest polish to apply and remove. I give it 9 out of 10

Bruce03Silverado · February 29, 2004

Zaino is great stuff for sure and I have been using it for 8yrs now and have been a distributor for 6 yrs. It is very easy to apply and it just keeps getter better with each caot you apply. It's a product that was meant to be layered.

I might suggest checking out www.gurureports.org for an in depth study on over 40 waxes and polishes. It does cost a few dollars but they are an independent company and are not backed by anyone financially. It's good reading.

SnakeEyeSS · April 18, 2004

when summer is out I plan on doing my bimmer. A question for you guys, on the Zaino site, he says that he has been able to get it to dry in five minute in the arizona sun. well, if I applied it in the shade, and then backed it out of the garage into the sun on a sunny, 80+ degree OK day with low humidity, that I aould be able to drastically cut down the application time like he did? He says if the haze comes off clean with no leftover moisture feel, then it's dry. I just I could just try it....so if there was enough dry heat, I could have on the base application and 6 coats within 4 hours!

piratebaseball · April 21, 2004

it did a good job 0n my '03 silverado...the rain beeding on it was amazing. But since then I've tried it on my mom's older '98 grand prix and it didn't do worth crap. I've since changed and went to another type wax that has a cleaning chemical in it. I don't have the patience to clay bar my truck everytime I want to wax it.

gmcjoe · April 21, 2004

How many applications do you suggest I use to get that glass like look?

Here is my GMC at 85K miles. It had 2 coats of Zaino on it at the time

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/00gmc/images...2003_rtside.jpg

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/00gmc/images...03_rearside.jpg

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/00gmc/images...mc_rearside.jpg

chevy-guy · April 22, 2004

Looks good gmcjoe! Where did you get the tail light covers?

gmcjoe · April 22, 2004

Looks good gmcjoe! Where did you get the tail light covers?

Thanks

Those aren't covers, they are carbon fiber lamp assemblies I bought back in 2001.

hcvone · April 22, 2004

Here are some Zaino pixs.

ZaneO · May 2, 2004

You guys should check out www.autopia.org - there is life beyond Zaino.

Zaino is a great product, but there are hundreds of other great products out there, too.

rhilton · May 2, 2004

I know your name is Zane O. but with your SN it looks like you are a follower of zaino. It struck me wierd how you suggested something other than Zaino when your name is ZaneO, then I realized that is, in fact, YOUR NAME.