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01-05-09 | 10:39 AM

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C-man jr

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Originally Posted by CdeFabio

Zaino Z16 - it has been the best one I have ever used. Not too shiny and slick and does not sling off your tires on your car - perfect satin finish that is slightly glossy.

I agree

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01-06-09 | 08:27 PM

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vietdeluxx

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I am going to try that Zaino out... as long as it doesn't sling

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01-07-09 | 11:41 PM

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Kyle Harty

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Originally Posted by Chris@GlimmerGlass

I switch between Poorboys Bold n Bright and Optimum's Tire Gel. I'm sure I've posted the pics on here before, I'll have to try to dig some up.

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Originally Posted by CdeFabio

Zaino Z16 - it has been the best one I have ever used. Not too shiny and slick and does not sling off your tires on your car - perfect satin finish that is slightly glossy.

I'm using the Poorboy's right now and am very happy with it. Only thing I've used that has given me absolutely no sling-off. I've used the Zaino in the past and have been happy with that as well but if I remember correctly there was a little sling-off at times. Either would be good choices IMO if you're looking for a semi-low gloss dressing. Neither are too glossy but can be a little brighter with a second coat.

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01-08-09 | 05:06 AM

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CdeFabio

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Zaino does not sling - I am very picky about that and since my GX is white I would see it if it did. I apply it lightly with an applicator sponge from Griots Garage then go over it again after doing each wheel with just the sponge to even it out. Perfect after that!

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