Pinnacle vs. Zaino vs. Formula 113
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Pinnacle vs. Zaino vs. Formula 113
I have a question for u people.
I have a 2001 Millenium Silver GS and I would like to know which is a better wax to use to bring out a brilliant luster/deep look and which will last longer?
My Dad & I also collect Corvettes and a couple of them are dark colors, which one would bring out the deep look in those?
Thanks for your help.
I have a 2001 Millenium Silver GS and I would like to know which is a better wax to use to bring out a brilliant luster/deep look and which will last longer?
My Dad & I also collect Corvettes and a couple of them are dark colors, which one would bring out the deep look in those?
Thanks for your help.
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Don't know about the other waxes, but my 430 is MilSil and, with Zaino, even my non-gearhead wife, unprompted, noticed that the shine was different/better than the carnuba base I'd been using before.
Plus, the stuff really does last as long as Sal claims. I rewax twice a year only because his site suggests it for daily drivers, but at 6 months, the water still beads just as it does when fresh waxed and feels as smooth to the touch.
Great stuff for MilSil and Pearl White (HER RX); there'll be other posters to reply about darker colors, for sure.
Plus, the stuff really does last as long as Sal claims. I rewax twice a year only because his site suggests it for daily drivers, but at 6 months, the water still beads just as it does when fresh waxed and feels as smooth to the touch.
Great stuff for MilSil and Pearl White (HER RX); there'll be other posters to reply about darker colors, for sure.
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I'd venture to say that almost everyone that has tried Zaino has stayed with it. You can do a search for "Zaino" and see how many references you find - and how many are committed to it. I've used all of the stuff available at the local parts stores and nothing compares. It really puts a deep shine on (especially) dark colors and it lasts a long time too - a bonus. To be honest, it does take some effort to get the first layer down. It's easy on and off but it's a multi-step process. Try it!
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