Zymol
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 1,531
Likes: 152
From: Western WA
Save the $600 and give your car the real deal.
Give it the clay bar treatment and then apply RejeX to the whole car--leaves no white residue and you will have a good durable finish. The cost for all these materials should be less than $50 and you will have a great bonding experience.
Give it the clay bar treatment and then apply RejeX to the whole car--leaves no white residue and you will have a good durable finish. The cost for all these materials should be less than $50 and you will have a great bonding experience.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 2,158
Likes: 4
From: Henderson Nevada
I've done a full Zymol treatment on my previous C5 Z06 (black). It was a lot of work and not worth the effort IMHO. While the shine was fine, there was so much static build up that the dust particles were flying toward it en masse. There are better cheaper alternatives.
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 3,596
Likes: 37
From: Orange County CA
I am really surprised by the responses on Zymol. I have used it for years with great results. Regarding durability....a couple of years ago Consumer reports rated it as the number one wax for shine and durability. I switched to it when I got tired of Zano.
But, it isn't worth $600....no wax is.
But, it isn't worth $600....no wax is.
