Zaino/zymol
07-12-2004, 01:18 PM
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Zaino/zymol
This topic may be covered somewhere as I suspect others would have come across this. I have not had my car long and want to keep it as well as the previous owner who Zaino'd it from new. I haven't got any of this stuff and as its hard to get (unless there's a group buy coming up soon) I was going to use zymol. Can you put zymol over zaino...What do you think?
07-12-2004, 01:22 PM
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Yes - a top-coat of Zymol over Zaino is positively encouraged by some people - the carnauba in Zymol is supposed to provide a nice gloss to finish off the more durable shine provided by Zaino.
(Assuming it's the "proper" Zymol anyway, rather than the Hellfords range - I don't know whether the same holds true for that)
(Assuming it's the "proper" Zymol anyway, rather than the Hellfords range - I don't know whether the same holds true for that)
07-12-2004, 01:56 PM
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Thanks for the prompt reply.......sorry about the other threads I started...got a message to say that my post failed so I tried again.....and again. 
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Originally Posted by Mark Turner,Jul 12 2004, 09:22 PM
Yes - a top-coat of Zymol over Zaino is positively encouraged by some people - the carnauba in Zymol is supposed to provide a nice gloss to finish off the more durable shine provided by Zaino.
(Assuming it's the "proper" Zymol anyway, rather than the Hellfords range - I don't know whether the same holds true for that)
(Assuming it's the "proper" Zymol anyway, rather than the Hellfords range - I don't know whether the same holds true for that)
Can't recommend it highly enough
07-12-2004, 04:18 PM
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However at some point you are going to want to use a polish, and that means either Zaino or using Zymol HD-Cleanse which is going to strip off the zaino anyway, and you'll then just be using Zymol on Zymol. (Which there's nothing wrong with of course
) If you've any Zymol questions, they may be answered here. Zymol FAQ
07-12-2004, 11:51 PM
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Hi Wyn,
I told you these guys/gals on the forum were great for help and information.
It is good to hear that you want to keep the S looking at her best.
Regards
John
I told you these guys/gals on the forum were great for help and information.
It is good to hear that you want to keep the S looking at her best.
Regards
John
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