Posted: Oct 07 2004 at 11:34pm | IP Logged

BigD wrote: Ouch!  Guess they got to make money some how.  From now on I'll make sure I just do it myself.

LOL...yup they do, but I'm gonna try my best to make sure they make it off of someone other than me    .....keep on truckin

Posted: Nov 01 2004 at 1:07am | IP Logged

Well I gave it my best effort today, applying a base coat of Z1 and 2 coats of Z2...Altogether I used numerous gallons of elbow grease, 2 separate microfiber application cloths, and 2 full size cotton bath towels (for buffing), not to mention the hassle of having to wash AND dry my truck before applying the polish...The end result is nice, maybe even ever so slightly better / shinier than what I achieved using Dri-WashnGuard. 

Now maybe the Zainos will protect better or last longer, only time will tell, but judging solely on the shine, I would have to say that after I use the rest of these 2 bottles, I will prolly return to using Dri-WashnGuard. On my truck atleast, its shine is comparable to Zainos, with 1/4 the time/effort...it cleans and polishes in one easy step, with no water, no drying, and NO WATER SPOTS. In between uses of DWnG I will use Meguiars Final Detail spray. ...now if I could just find an easier method for cleaning the white letters on my tires...lol

Posted: Nov 10 2004 at 6:10pm | IP Logged

I used to be a slave to Zaino when I first bought my Z-28 in '96.  It is BLACK and required a lot of time and effort keeping it clean.  I was impressed with the gloss and it required NO effort to remove bugs. Time passed and after a couple of years I lost interest in the every weekend effort to keep that thing shining.

Glad my Titan is white.  I'll just protect the paint with a good wax and wash it every week or so.  Right now it's filthy, but you can't tell it.

Posted: Nov 12 2004 at 12:40pm | IP Logged

Try Rejex.  I promise you will not be disappointed! 

http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html

Posted: Nov 12 2004 at 7:48pm | IP Logged

Super Glaze for me.

Lookout!!! Possible stupid question:

Does anyone use it, or am I just completely ignorant to waxes?

Come on be honest

Posted: Nov 12 2004 at 7:50pm | IP Logged

Puffman-

Westleys bleach white seems to work on the white letters.

Posted: Nov 13 2004 at 3:30am | IP Logged

thepuffman wrote: Wow, the company I work for sales Rejex..hmm I didnt realize that was what it was used for....I'll check that out..thx

I think you'll be impressed.  Zaino has been the choice for Porsche clubs for a long time, and now this is becoming the most popular.. I think it is a product used by the military on aircraft windsheilds and surfaces.