Eagle One Nanowax vs. Meguires NXT...goodbye Zaino
03-10-2004, 05:03 AM
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As a side note, I've been using Eagle One Wax as You Dry over my Zaino instead of Z6. I like it a lot better.
I also use it in between Zaino coats since it's so easy.
I also use it in between Zaino coats since it's so easy.
03-11-2004, 01:23 PM
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Alright I am a firm believer in zaino so when Tom posted this I said "hey why not, 10 bux"
Went to 5 different automotive stores, finally found it after driving for about 45 mins lol.
First impression, hmm doesnt smell so great lol
I applied it and the directions said "wait till it haze, then wipe" or somthing so I was looking at it thinking "is this hazed already or what?". Not knowing how long I should leave it on, I wiped it off. It left some residue on the paint sort of like a handprint or somthing. So I applied some more and I left it sitting for a little longer and I still got the same results. I then used my z6 to see if I can wipe it off and it got most of it off.
Overall its not a bad product, gives a nice shine and all but I have no clue how long I am suppose to leave it on. Applying it is easy, but taking it off is quite different. Would I use it over zaino? Maybe if I am lazy but zaino still gives a better shine IMO. If I knew how long to leave this stuff on then I would honestly ditch the zaino since its a pain to put on and take off.
7.5/10
Shing
Went to 5 different automotive stores, finally found it after driving for about 45 mins lol.
First impression, hmm doesnt smell so great lol
I applied it and the directions said "wait till it haze, then wipe" or somthing so I was looking at it thinking "is this hazed already or what?". Not knowing how long I should leave it on, I wiped it off. It left some residue on the paint sort of like a handprint or somthing. So I applied some more and I left it sitting for a little longer and I still got the same results. I then used my z6 to see if I can wipe it off and it got most of it off.
Overall its not a bad product, gives a nice shine and all but I have no clue how long I am suppose to leave it on. Applying it is easy, but taking it off is quite different. Would I use it over zaino? Maybe if I am lazy but zaino still gives a better shine IMO. If I knew how long to leave this stuff on then I would honestly ditch the zaino since its a pain to put on and take off.
7.5/10
Shing
03-11-2004, 01:33 PM
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wassap Shing?
Yeah, I noticed the only down side so far is the excess wax that needs to be taken off. When you use a microfiber towel (provided) it takes most of it off, but you have to probably follow up with another clean towel and really give it that finish.
After getting to work with it and look at it for a couple days, I think it's great at filling in swirls. I think that perhaps putting zaino on top of it, should make it look incredible.
side note to shing: Man, I friggin forgot to look for those silencers, I am going by the house again tonight, let's hope my retarded ass doesn't forget again!
Yeah, I noticed the only down side so far is the excess wax that needs to be taken off. When you use a microfiber towel (provided) it takes most of it off, but you have to probably follow up with another clean towel and really give it that finish.
After getting to work with it and look at it for a couple days, I think it's great at filling in swirls. I think that perhaps putting zaino on top of it, should make it look incredible.
side note to shing: Man, I friggin forgot to look for those silencers, I am going by the house again tonight, let's hope my retarded ass doesn't forget again!
03-11-2004, 02:05 PM
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is that with zaino? or is that EO? nice choice of wheels mang, very nice choice, heheeh!
Oh, no rush? cool, but I will definitely try to remember and get them tonight.
Oh, no rush? cool, but I will definitely try to remember and get them tonight.
