and I think it is great! Sure the claying took some time and effort but man was the paint smooth after that. Then after all of the steps, the surface was so slick that when I took the rolled up towel that I use in the back window and sat it on the trunklid, it slid right off.

The tire gel that I used sprayed little black flecks all along the side of car after I drove around after doing all of this but they wiped off easily with a wet towel because the Zaino made the surface so slick. Nothing is sticking to it now. No bugs, no dust, nothing. I'm sold.

Kuodos to Sal for a great product.

Kirk

 

You should try the Zaino Tire Gloss. It doesn't sling at all. I'm a big fan of that stuff!!

 

Also try Aerospace 303 for your tires. I use it for my interior, my top, and my tires. I wish I could dip the whole car in it. It doesn't sling, it lasts, and it's not greasy and shiny.

- Warren

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by shizon'00
[B]You should try the Zaino Tire Gloss.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by chroot
[B]Also try Aerospace 303 for your tires.

 

Where does one get that aerospace 303. I have read it works great for protecting the plastic window.

 

PigPen,

You can buy 303 at most boating stores. However, you shouldn't use it on the rear window. Use either Plexus (available at boating supply stores, motorcycles, and some boating stores), or Meguiar's plastic cleaner and polish (available at boating stores and some automotive stores), for the rear window.

- Warren

 

man i cant wait to place my order for zaino

 

Well... I read it in one of the FAQ's above, but lo and behold, I can't find the FAQ now. I will do the polish thing instead, I guess.