Removing Zaino the following day
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Zaino can stay on there for days and not hurt your paint. However, I would not do that. ANY polish/wax that is on your car before removal is not slick. They almost have a sticky feel to them. Therefor, any dust or dirt that lands on your car more then likely sticks to it. Now when you go to remove the polish/wax you will may be scratching your car. I remove the Zaino as soon as it is dry. If you put it on very thin as directed the Zaino should be dry in minutes. It then comes off very easily so no need to wait overnight and no benefit to leaving it on the car any longer then necessary.
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Zaino can stay on there for days and not hurt your paint. However, I would not do that. ANY polish/wax that is on your car before removal is not slick. They almost have a sticky feel to them. Therefor, any dust or dirt that lands on your car more then likely sticks to it. Now when you go to remove the polish/wax you will may be scratching your car. I remove the Zaino as soon as it is dry. If you put it on very thin as directed the Zaino should be dry in minutes. It then comes off very easily so no need to wait overnight and no benefit to leaving it on the car any longer then necessary.
If the question is whether it can...yes, it certainly can be left on for days. Should it be left on is another question entirely and "Crusher" covered that aspect of it.