Zaino FAQ
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Originally Posted by The Twanksta,Sep 18 2007, 05:15 PM
Hmmm....so are you people saying that the Zaino process is BETTER than your traditional polish,wax, sealants?!? I gotta look into this a bit more, I was going to have my car done professional(scared to detail my own, its 07 Berlina) But as I read more and more on the W&W forums I want to do my own car more and more....I just hope I dont mess anything up!
Look where I was a year ago!
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Zaino is still a great product. 
At least I still use it on the S versus traditional products that I'd rather use on the daily driver. However, I can't say it's the best because I haven't taken the time to research other products, but I'm sure there are others out there that are just as good and/or maybe even better. FWIW, I've heard positive things about Menzerna FMJ. 
At least I still use it on the S versus traditional products that I'd rather use on the daily driver. However, I can't say it's the best because I haven't taken the time to research other products, but I'm sure there are others out there that are just as good and/or maybe even better. FWIW, I've heard positive things about Menzerna FMJ.
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Have used Zaino on my silverstone metallic many times. I also have a pearl white cadillac (wife's car) which needs attention.
I plan on the clay bar followed by z-pc with my PC/da. My question - is it still ok to use the z-5 on a white painted car?
I plan on the clay bar followed by z-pc with my PC/da. My question - is it still ok to use the z-5 on a white painted car?
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