I do professional detailing (part time) and I have a cool set-up in my garage at home. I just finished a 2000 Aston-Martin DB7 as the owner saw my car which is Zaino'd and is 2 1/2 years old. He said I want a finish just like yours and I painstakingly obliged. He was so impressed that I ended up doing his BMW and Lexus but I didnt Zaino them just polish and wax due to a time constraint. There are many good products on the market and I have tried most of them so I say use whatever works for you. I am doing a 99 911 Turbo this Saturday and again the owner wants Zaino as he likes my results better than Zymol which he sells. When I do polish and wax I use products I purchase from a manufacturer in California through a local distributor. The stuff is fantastic and high speed buffing is really not needed as the compound and polish chemically removes film. brake dust, ultraviolet damage, pollution, etc. The wax is just a protectant. Proper surface evaluation and knowing how to deal with it is the key. On newer cars Zaino is my choice, on older cars where the paint has to be worked I prefer the polish and wax or in some cases liquid compound depending on levels of oxidation, etc.

 

OOPS, thought I was replying to new wax recommendation you gotta try this stuff and posted new post in error. Guess I cant cut and paste?