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If you are a Rejex fan great I bought some of that too. Just didn't use it on the Vette. I plan on using that on my Pilot so I can see how much I like it.
If you like to squirt tire dressing on your car and say look how shiny have at it. I like washing/waxing my cars and spending time cleaning them up. It's relaxing to me even when I decide to Zaino two of the three in the same day. Tiring but relaxing

I've been using Megs NXT 2.0 since I bought the Vette but have been wanting to try Zaino after hearing so much about it. I thought the Megs worked just fine and looked great but curiosity finally got the best of me and I pulled the trigger.
I was a little on the fence after reading so much about how people complained about mixing this and that and all the different steps. After doing it myself I'm not sure why so many people think it's so hard to apply. It's no different than any other wax other than putting a couple drops of ZFX if you want to do multiple coats.
I followed all the steps but the clay bar since she didn't need it. I did three coats, two Z5 and one Z2 with the Z6 between each.
I have to say after the first coat I wasn't that impressed. It looked good but I didn't think it was that much better than the Megs I was using. After the second I was like hey wait a minute. And after the third I was impressed.
I liked the Megs just fine but the Zaino has that extra wow factor. I thought the paint has a deeper look to it. Here are a few pics with the Megs and Zaino.
Special thanks to Wolfdogs for answering a couple questions for me. He's one heck of a nice guy and this forum is lucky to have him!
Megs NXT 2.0


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Last edited by Kvothe; Aug 25, 2012 at 09:12 PM.
Did you use an orbital buffer? I ask because I am wondering if I need to invest in one to get a really good shine; or just need the proper products/# of applications even if it's just by hand.

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I will say the first coat was a little harder to take off than NXT but I think that had a little to do with how thick I put it on and the humidity. It only took a half ounce per application for the Vette which is right on with what they say it should take. The next two coats were easier to take off.
I'm thinking of getting a buffer myself but mainly to take out the scratches and swirl marks in all the cars. I don't think I'd use it for my normal polishing. I like being able to feel all the curves with my hands when I'm working.




For those who carp of too many steps you can apply one coat of AIO, have a great deep shine and durable protection. 45 minutes and your done.
Using 1/2 to 3/4 ounce per application an 8oz or 16oz bottle lasts a looong time. Cost per coat is hardly expensive. If you have a difficult time buffing then YOU used too much!
The basic Z-6 detail spray can be cut 50/50 with distilled water bringing the price down to 5 bucks a bottle.
After one coat of Z-2 or Z-5 you will want to see what more looks like and more is better. (after dusting or rinsing) I apply a coat after work, leave it sit and buff it off the next day. At the end of the week I have my seasonal 3 coats completed and didn't spend the whole weekend toiling (you don't need the ZFX using this method).
Why wouldn't you then want to use the mild Z-7 car wash soap recommend to work with these polishes to keep it clean afterward? The tire product makes them look clean, black and new and the leather products are outstanding.
I contacted the President of the company asking about towels once. He gave me his personal cell phone number and told me to call if I had future questions. How many others would do that? I have never had a single issue with a shipment.

I prefer this one and I feel it's easy to see why. As I have said many times before, show me a real user testimonial page equal to this one and I will consider making a switch... http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...e=TESTIMONIALS
BTW SmokinZ51 yer car looks SMOKIN!!!!
Last edited by Quick Silver Z; Aug 26, 2012 at 09:37 AM.









I may have to try this Zaino.












