What do you use????????????
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I've been using Adams for the last five years, however I'm thinking about giving the Zaino system a try... 
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If you have a black vette, I never had any luck with adams. Always had a film on it the next day after waxing...Then I would wipe it off and a couple days later, The film would be back... I now use zaino products......Very wet deep shine looking......
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Where do you buy your Zaino products?
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I'm sold on Zanio products. Zanio Show Car Polish for Clear Coated Finishes is awesome. I purchase mine at http://www.zaniostore.com
Fast shippment also. Great line of productss at reasonable prices. I can't imagine useing anything else.
Fast shippment also. Great line of productss at reasonable prices. I can't imagine useing anything else.
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Not sure if you want to know what wax people use or what they use to dry off the car after washing.
For wax, I have been using either Adam's products or recently Turtle Wax Ice. To dry the car off, I use an Absorber (synthetic chamois).
For wax, I have been using either Adam's products or recently Turtle Wax Ice. To dry the car off, I use an Absorber (synthetic chamois).
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I'm sold on Zanio products. Zanio Show Car Polish for Clear Coated Finishes is awesome. I purchase mine at http://www.zaniostore.com
Fast shippment also. Great line of productss at reasonable prices. I can't imagine useing anything else.
Fast shippment also. Great line of productss at reasonable prices. I can't imagine useing anything else.
I get mine from Chris at 405-475-9789
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Most of the answers posted have nothing to do with drying the C5....
So, I'll chime in: I use a silicone blade (with paper towel or cloth to periodically wipe the blade) to remove most of the water. Then I use an electric leaf blower to blast away the remaining amount. Anything left gets wiped off with a terry towel.
Now as a wax or protective coating, I use ReJex - best stuff I've ever used, and I've tried many over the years.
So, I'll chime in: I use a silicone blade (with paper towel or cloth to periodically wipe the blade) to remove most of the water. Then I use an electric leaf blower to blast away the remaining amount. Anything left gets wiped off with a terry towel.
Now as a wax or protective coating, I use ReJex - best stuff I've ever used, and I've tried many over the years.
