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Zaino Bros' Total Protection Show Car Kit is this a good starter's kit? I haven't ever used Zaino before, but I am gonna try a few times on my T-Bird, so I know what I am doing when the new stang comes into my life. Is there anything else I will need that doesn't come in with this kit? What's the best way to use this so called magic stuff?
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19 people read this thread, and scott is the only to answer? Come on guys'...I need some help here, is this the way you do work around here ![Smile](https://themustangsource.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Anywho, scott what would you recomend to buy from them?
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Anywho, scott what would you recomend to buy from them?
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honestly, i've used Zaino once. And it was a friends. He researched their products for awhile and everything included in that kit is what he ordered on his first initial order. I say that is pretty dang complete kit IMO
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The kit is a good kit. Zaino is an excellent product, especially if you ar enew to the waxing area. Just read up on their website about their tips and what not and you'll be fine.
Here is my old car after 2 coats applied in the dead of winter.
If I had the tools and time, I'd use the 3M products, but since I don't, I'd have to say Zaino is top notch
Here is my old car after 2 coats applied in the dead of winter.
If I had the tools and time, I'd use the 3M products, but since I don't, I'd have to say Zaino is top notch
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Yeah Zaino is a Gggggreat product.
The initial application takes the longest....(wash with dawn, claybar, wash with zaino, dry, apply Polishlok, wait to dry, apply polish, wait 24 hours) etc etc etc
The end is the best...seeing the result.
The initial application takes the longest....(wash with dawn, claybar, wash with zaino, dry, apply Polishlok, wait to dry, apply polish, wait 24 hours) etc etc etc
The end is the best...seeing the result.
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I used it for the first time a couple of months ago (in a garage with a space heater!). The kit was all I needed to do the job, however I am going to pick up some more z6 soon, as I found I used much more of it than anything else in the kit
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From What I"m hearing, Zaino is the best....My buddy has a viper and his brother a z06 and both of them swear by it....I'm using an eagle one product...but I Just ordered Zaino....I'll keep you posted
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Get the kit, but be prepared to spend some time on the first application. Subsequent coats go on quickly, though, and the result is excellent.
Zaino's a bit pricey, but worth it IMO.
Zaino's a bit pricey, but worth it IMO.
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