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OK, enough of the Zaino conversion posts, lets do a poll
09-12-2001, 08:48 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by shizon'00
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LOL, that was kinda funny....
anyway, the cool thing is you get all that stuff in one with Zaino.
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LOL, that was kinda funny....
anyway, the cool thing is you get all that stuff in one with Zaino.
09-16-2001, 04:54 PM
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In conclusion,
Throwing out the people who have never used Zaino, we are left with 38 of 47 people thinking Zaino is awesome. 81% of users agree it is the bomb.
Throwing out the people who have never used Zaino, we are left with 38 of 47 people thinking Zaino is awesome. 81% of users agree it is the bomb.
09-16-2001, 05:07 PM
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I as of yet have not tried Zaino, but I have thinking of buying some. Anyone with a suggestion on the products that are a "must have" from the lot and which one I can do without.
Just a little lost!!
Randy
Just a little lost!!
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09-16-2001, 05:52 PM
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I agree with Sideways, Z1, Z2, Z5, Z6, Z7 are necessary components to the wash bucket! I use the leather stuff and that leaves the seats feeling clean and slippery! Also apply Z6 in the shade and bring your car out to the sun to activate the polishing agents!
09-16-2001, 06:05 PM
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I used and thought it did a good job, but you really have to work with it.
Zymol is my preferred product. It is just a hell of a lot easier to work with and I think it does a better job.
But we all know personal preference is what will paly here. There will never be an absolute ruling on this subject. I'm surprised I even bothered with the vote and thread.
Zymol is my preferred product. It is just a hell of a lot easier to work with and I think it does a better job.
But we all know personal preference is what will paly here. There will never be an absolute ruling on this subject. I'm surprised I even bothered with the vote and thread.
09-16-2001, 06:17 PM
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I use zymol and have had good results with it. People constantly ask about the rich color and finish of my 2001 red/black. I use all of the zymol products right now wash/wax/leather and have had great results and by the way it smells AWESOME too.
Test the zaino, its not the last wax you'll ever buy.
I may try zaino sometime, but it looks like alot more work involved with the zaino system, so Ill finish out the zymol I have.
Not that it matters, but does zaino smell good anyone?
Test the zaino, its not the last wax you'll ever buy.
I may try zaino sometime, but it looks like alot more work involved with the zaino system, so Ill finish out the zymol I have.
Not that it matters, but does zaino smell good anyone?
09-16-2001, 09:27 PM
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I was wondering if you guys can help me out with something: I opted for the Honda factory 'diamond clear coat protection' package that supposedly protects against scratches, chips etc.
I want to start using Zaino but I need to get rid of this stuff. Do you guys know if it's just a wax, and if an 'alkali high dish soap' will do the trick, or if I need to actually 'strip' this stuff off?
I want to start using Zaino but I need to get rid of this stuff. Do you guys know if it's just a wax, and if an 'alkali high dish soap' will do the trick, or if I need to actually 'strip' this stuff off?