"Z- BEST car wax, anyone?
01-25-2006, 05:38 PM
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"Z- BEST car wax, anyone?
Bought some of this at a show a week ago, tried it yesterday and was totally amazed. One step, rub on, let dry 3/4 mins. rub off. swerls were GONE, the more you use it the more they disappear. You can feel & hear it cleaning as you rub. 
01-25-2006, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by fastvett
Where can you order it? sounds good.
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01-25-2006, 06:29 PM
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Heard of it before but never tried it. Good to know it works.
01-25-2006, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by herringchoker
Bought some of this at a show a week ago, tried it yesterday and was totally amazed. One step, rub on, let dry 3/4 mins. rub off. swerls were GONE, the more you use it the more they disappear. You can feel & hear it cleaning as you rub.
First you said the swerl (swirl)marks were Gone. Then in the very next sentence you said the more you use it the more they disappear. So if they were gone when you first used it, how can you make something disappear more when they are already gone???? seems confusing to me. And If you can hear it cleansing, it must be pretty abrasive. I know I can't hear rough coat cutting compound, and that is real abrasive. I would be concerned about hearing it cleansing... unless that is because the swirl marks are gone and so is the clear. Just my point of view on your statements.
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01-25-2006, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Evil-Twin
Wait a minute ! First you said the swerl (swirl)marks were Gone. Then in the very next sentence you said the more you use it the more they disappear. So if they were gone when you first used it, how can you make something disappear more when they are already gone???? seems confusing to me. And If you can hear it cleansing, it must be pretty abrasive. I know I can't hear rough coat cutting compound, and that is real abrasive. I would be concerned about hearing it cleansing... unless that is because the swirl marks are gone and so is the clear. Just my point of view on your statements.
First you said the swerl (swirl)marks were Gone. Then in the very next sentence you said the more you use it the more they disappear. So if they were gone when you first used it, how can you make something disappear more when they are already gone???? seems confusing to me. And If you can hear it cleansing, it must be pretty abrasive. I know I can't hear rough coat cutting compound, and that is real abrasive. I would be concerned about hearing it cleansing... unless that is because the swirl marks are gone and so is the clear. Just my point of view on your statements. 
I've done some detailing and I don't know......that doesn't sound right.
Unless they're super light, swirls are not going to come out with one time waxing.
01-25-2006, 07:20 PM
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More than likely the swirls are NOT coming out they are simply being hidden by fillers that are contained within the product. Very unlikely that it has an abrasive polish in it (ad states NON ABRASIVE), that would truly remove all swirls, while sealing/protecting the finish. Wash the car 2-3 times and see if same swirls rebound, if so its pretty clear. PM me offline if you are looking for a Polish/Wax All-In-One that is easy to remove and can remove some marring/swirls.
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01-25-2006, 07:39 PM
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I have used this a few times. ***DISCLAIMER*** I am not a pro! Ok now it is very easy to use and it looks great when done. How good is it? How long does it last? Questions I really can't answer but, all 3 cars looked great with minimal effort. Easy to use and inexpensive.
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01-26-2006, 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 16Again
I have used this a few times. ***DISCLAIMER*** I am not a pro! Ok now it is very easy to use and it looks great when done. How good is it? How long does it last? Questions I really can't answer but, all 3 cars looked great with minimal effort. Easy to use and inexpensive.
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01-27-2006, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by BuckyBoy
I thought Zaino was a god here. What caused you to stray from the flock?
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01-27-2006, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by mrosa65
I'm really curious to the claim of 6 month protection. Anyone here done testing with this for longevity ?
