First Zaino - mixed results...
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Originally posted by Soon2be993tt
if you need to find a good detailer let me know where you are at and i'll ask around on a few detailing boards.
if you need to find a good detailer let me know where you are at and i'll ask around on a few detailing boards.
Can you ask about one in Tampa Fl ???
Thanks..
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Here is my take on this. I had a 99 C2 in Black. It took me quite a while to get the paint just right.
Start with Dawn.
Clay bar the car (a must)
I used my PC buffer and Girots garage 1-3 system to clear up the swirls and small scratches.
Here is where I had issues
I did not like the Zaino on the black. Did many coats as per instructions and I just did not like how it worked on the Porsche paint. It was great on my BMW.
I finally stripped it all and went with Adams Butter Wax and Rejex. I felt the depth was much better and the longevity was much higher than Zaino.
Start with Dawn.
Clay bar the car (a must)
I used my PC buffer and Girots garage 1-3 system to clear up the swirls and small scratches.
Here is where I had issues
I did not like the Zaino on the black. Did many coats as per instructions and I just did not like how it worked on the Porsche paint. It was great on my BMW.
I finally stripped it all and went with Adams Butter Wax and Rejex. I felt the depth was much better and the longevity was much higher than Zaino.
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