Ziebart...should I..or not?
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Heel & Toe
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Np...no i do like doing detail work...hell i got it home the other day washed it like 3 times, polished the wheels, cleaned and protected the interior, and put like 3 coats of wax on the entire exterior...i was just wondering if this was any better...thanks for the advise...I'll pass...
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From: Indianapolis IN
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Originally Posted by svtspeed04
The Diamond Gloss is actually a very good product. I had managed a Ziebart for 2 years. The shine is amazing and it lasts at least 12 months. I did this on my every day car and it rocked.
just a little info
just a little info
Take it from a consumer who paid for it and wishes he had kept his money. The manager of the Ziebart store I frequented said the treatment was almost "bulletproof" 
and swirling would be nonexistent. Mine was applied two years ago and I took my vette back a couple of times to "even out the application" before giving up. I find that my own waxing is much better than what I was led to expect from them.
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Originally Posted by Red Vamp
Probably not a bad idea back in its day, but not today. I remember I bought a new '75 Vega 
when going to college. I had it Ziebarted and it was the only Vega on the road that didn't have rusted-out fenders. 
when going to college. I had it Ziebarted and it was the only Vega on the road that didn't have rusted-out fenders. It would have helped if you actually read what the thread is about before blindly adding a post to your total 
Racer
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From: Valparaiso Indiana
I've sold paint sealants and such for many years. Your best bet for a great looking car is to invest your money in a quality product, such as Zaino and do the work yourself. You'll be way more impressed with the results and proud to have done it on your own!
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Originally Posted by Fasterthenyou
What kind fo wax do ya'll think i should use? I was thinking something like Maguires NXT or what about something else??
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