If your Black truck does'nt look at least this good, your doing something wrong.This is One coat (z1, z5)


Sorry, this pic is not working and It won't let me delete it..

 

Sorry, used Zaino on black, red, and Teal/silver.

Doesn't do jack to help with the swirls.

 

If this picture posts, try to tell me Zaino doesn't work on a black vehicle!


WarEagle

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That picture is very pretty, but it is from a good deal away...if it is anything like my experience with it..once you get up close..and as long as the light is not flat...you will see all the swirls there..those hours and hours and hours spent with the swirl removed have had no effect.

I can say without a doubt that Zaino did not remove any swirl marks on my black car.

 

Sorry guys, in my opinion Meguiars proffesional products are the best. You can only buy most of them online at www.meguiars.com . And thier dual action polisher made by Poreter Cable will put a shine on your truck you can never achieve by hand.

 

wow, this is an old post...

oh yeah, zaino (Z5) will remove light scratches/swirls from paint..

 

Zaino Rocks!!!

reflection in driver's door from last show
wasn't washed in over a week, or polished in over 2 weeks. no garage either, sits outside. just hit with the z6 before the show





Shine from sunday's show. No polish in about a month, washed 3 days before, just hit with Z6 quickdetailer really quick

 

 

Two words.............Racers Edge.

If you've not tried it, or seen a vehicle finished with it, you can't understand why I would think Zaino is over-rated.

 

I don't doubt that Zanio is easy to put on and remove...but speaking for myself, it's just way too many steps. Just reading all the steps in Metallic Blue's post made me tired. I have always had my cars professionally detailed twice a year and washed once a week. Occassionally I may wax it myself and I only want to do that once...one step. Put wax on, take wax off, and I have always used 3M products (however my girlfriend bought me Zymox Carnuba Wax so I'll give that a try) Where I live, it get's foggy every night and windy so the dust sticks to the dampness of the fog. The very next day the L is dirty so why bother with all the steps?

Just my .02

 

Ok for those of you that have BLACK Ls or whatever, what would you suggest to get rid of swirl marks other than Zainos swirl remover?? I have been thinking about trying Zaino or Cherry Wet Wax but before I polish or wax I need to address the swirl marks first. All opinions welcome.

Thanks
Damon

 

Meguiar's #9 Swirl Remover is what I use for swirls. Easy to use and reasonably priced. Works very well with my old Black 2001 Screw, and now with my Black 2002 Harley-Davidson.

 

chesterc -

That is one really nice pic of your truck

k

 

thanks kobiashi!

BTW, that is very nice picture of the SR71. Closest encounter I ever had was with mock-up at Boeing Aviation Musuem up in Washington. Must be nice to go Mach 3 huh

 

Mach 3 is only as fast as you know it can go

The closest I got to one was that I actually got to touch it! I was at Edwards Air Force Base and given a tour a day prior to an air show. They had one on display on the tarmac...the PR rep took us right up to it. I wanted to sit inside...no such luck.

k