is zaino the best on the market??
06-17-06, 04:06 AM
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is zaino the best on the market??
is zaino the best on the market?? i read in the past that it was the best out there... i was wondering if its still the best considering all the new products from the diff manufactuers out there.. how about compared to "detailer/professional products"?
what do you all think?
currently im using meguliars nxt wax...
what do you all think?
currently im using meguliars nxt wax...
06-17-06, 05:30 AM
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06-18-06, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by clubaddict
is zaino the best on the market?? i read in the past that it was the best out there... i was wondering if its still the best considering all the new products from the diff manufactuers out there.. how about compared to "detailer/professional products"?
what do you all think?
currently im using meguliars nxt wax...
what do you all think?
currently im using meguliars nxt wax...
The link below is to an informative thread that emphasizes my point that it is not really the wax but the prep process that matters most to how your car will look. I have proven this by doing blind testings where fans of particular wax products could not identify the products used.
Do your own research. Make up your own mind by doing some objective tests for yourself. Don't blindly buy into the propaganda put out by particular product zealots.
http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=73116
06-18-06, 03:05 PM
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I'm watching this thread folks, let's not allow it to get to where the other recent one went...
clubaddict: Just about every person here has their favorite products, and many will tell you to go with one brand over the other, just bear in mind HEAVILY, that these are all subjective opinions. Climatic variables, your car's paint condition and personal methodology all will factor into end results.There are just too many products to call one the best. Which type of girl do you prefer? lol... Well..it's close to that kind of subjectiveness, though there are differences too. Detailing products don't talk back to you for one.
Some here as you can tell, have found the "best" for them, but remember, that's just them.
You will only know when you yourself go and buy Zaino...Meguiar's , Eagle One, Mothers, etc. and YES, there's some financial and time risk in finding which product is right for you. That's all part of the deal. You may regret buying one product that in your opinion doesn't live up to the hype. Accept that and you'll be ok.
Zaino is hyped, Meguiar's products are hyped, and on and on. People take sides and it's unfortunate it sometimes comes to verbal confrontations, but we're dealing with human beings, and It'll always be that way.
Ok, now back to your regularly scheduled Zaino vs everything debate, DON'T come out swinging!
clubaddict: Just about every person here has their favorite products, and many will tell you to go with one brand over the other, just bear in mind HEAVILY, that these are all subjective opinions. Climatic variables, your car's paint condition and personal methodology all will factor into end results.There are just too many products to call one the best. Which type of girl do you prefer? lol... Well..it's close to that kind of subjectiveness, though there are differences too. Detailing products don't talk back to you for one.
Some here as you can tell, have found the "best" for them, but remember, that's just them.
You will only know when you yourself go and buy Zaino...Meguiar's , Eagle One, Mothers, etc. and YES, there's some financial and time risk in finding which product is right for you. That's all part of the deal. You may regret buying one product that in your opinion doesn't live up to the hype. Accept that and you'll be ok.
Zaino is hyped, Meguiar's products are hyped, and on and on. People take sides and it's unfortunate it sometimes comes to verbal confrontations, but we're dealing with human beings, and It'll always be that way.
Ok, now back to your regularly scheduled Zaino vs everything debate, DON'T come out swinging!
06-24-06, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Guitarman
I'm watching this thread folks, let's not allow it to get to where the other recent one went...
clubaddict: Just about every person here has their favorite products, and many will tell you to go with one brand over the other, just bear in mind HEAVILY, that these are all subjective opinions. Climatic variables, your car's paint condition and personal methodology all will factor into end results.There are just too many products to call one the best. Which type of girl do you prefer? lol... Well..it's close to that kind of subjectiveness, though there are differences too. Detailing products don't talk back to you for one.
Some here as you can tell, have found the "best" for them, but remember, that's just them.
You will only know when you yourself go and buy Zaino...Meguiar's , Eagle One, Mothers, etc. and YES, there's some financial and time risk in finding which product is right for you. That's all part of the deal. You may regret buying one product that in your opinion doesn't live up to the hype. Accept that and you'll be ok.
Zaino is hyped, Meguiar's products are hyped, and on and on. People take sides and it's unfortunate it sometimes comes to verbal confrontations, but we're dealing with human beings, and It'll always be that way.
Ok, now back to your regularly scheduled Zaino vs everything debate, DON'T come out swinging!
clubaddict: Just about every person here has their favorite products, and many will tell you to go with one brand over the other, just bear in mind HEAVILY, that these are all subjective opinions. Climatic variables, your car's paint condition and personal methodology all will factor into end results.There are just too many products to call one the best. Which type of girl do you prefer? lol... Well..it's close to that kind of subjectiveness, though there are differences too. Detailing products don't talk back to you for one.
Some here as you can tell, have found the "best" for them, but remember, that's just them.
You will only know when you yourself go and buy Zaino...Meguiar's , Eagle One, Mothers, etc. and YES, there's some financial and time risk in finding which product is right for you. That's all part of the deal. You may regret buying one product that in your opinion doesn't live up to the hype. Accept that and you'll be ok.
Zaino is hyped, Meguiar's products are hyped, and on and on. People take sides and it's unfortunate it sometimes comes to verbal confrontations, but we're dealing with human beings, and It'll always be that way.
Ok, now back to your regularly scheduled Zaino vs everything debate, DON'T come out swinging!
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I often wonder why people spend more time arguing about LSPs than prep. Anyone whose done any sort of detailing knows that a car that looks good looks that way because the paint has been properly washed, clayed, and polished. Almost any wax or sealant will look good on a properly maintained paint surface.
06-25-06, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by picus
I often wonder why people spend more time arguing about LSPs than prep. Anyone whose done any sort of detailing knows that a car that looks good looks that way because the paint has been properly washed, clayed, and polished. Almost any wax or sealant will look good on a properly maintained paint surface.
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Almost any wax or sealant will look good on a properly maintained paint surface.
You also get industry-leading durability with Zaino. I think in the past the overall experience was not the wettest look out there but the new Pro formulations almost match the wetness of Souveran which for my money is the wettest carnauba I have used.
Some people may be happy with other products which is fine by me but I think there is a good reason why many of us experienced enthusiasts and pros keep returning to Z.
I have tried literally dozens of sealants and carnaubas over the past two years in a search for perfection but Z-2 Pro is the best for my metallic silver paint I have found. If I can highly recommend Zaino for people starting out and save them the trouble of "working through" some mediocre brands then I think I am adding value to the community.