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You know, it never even occured to me to use it on my truck.  I just figured I would start using it on my next car when i got it.  Guess I'm just use to the thought of: it's just a truck.

My truck has some nifty scratches so I'm gonna try to get them out of the clear coat this spring.  Other than Zaino, what other products do you use when buffing?

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Zaino Z5 works good on scratches. Other than that, I guess 3M makes a real good scratch remover, but I'm not sure exactly how to use it correctly.

I felt the same as you about my truck, but it just seems to clean up easier and looks more shiny after the Zaino.

I do have black though. When I go back to a white truck, I might not even use it.

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After looking at the pictures of your truck Roofer, I think I'd like to try it.  Where do they sell it??? I don't ever remember seeing it on the shelves at the store.  I wonder what it would make the light pewter look like???

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That stuff is great

Best stuff i have ever used

I cant wait till it gets warm again and i can apply a new coat

My truck needs it bad

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I use it on my '99 GMC X-cab and my '74 Corvette.  My '76 Suburban has the original paint, and it's got quite a bit of oxidation, so I haven't applied Zaino to it.  Probably will after I buff it out, if it turns out OK.

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I used it on my 2001 GMC.  This is the best stuff I have ever used.   It sure made a lot of the swirl marks in my Black '99 GMC seem to diappear.

I had my Polo Green extended cab parked next to a new Chevy (same color) when I was picking up parts at the Chevy dealer.  I wanted see what the differnce would look like.  The parrts guy is a friend and he insisted they were not the same color but when we compared the option code sticker in the glove box he was impressed by the difference in the gloss on my truck.

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