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St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'13- '14
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Re: The most basic Zaino question... ever (Mr Mojo)
damnit!!! I knew this would get moved :p:
My problem is, applying the zaino. Starting from scratch, is it ok, to apply any part of the whole zaino series, while not being able to keep the dust off the car, over night????
Gene when Emerald was outside I always kept her covered. We have pear trees and the pollen gets all over everything. :rolleyes: A quick dusting removed most of it, but whatever was left usually came off with a good spritz of Z6.
Re: The most basic Zaino question... ever (vetteweiser)
Not having a garage increases the amount of maintenance effort required to keep the car looking good, regardless of what you use on it. Personally, I like Zaino, and recommend it. In your situation, its biggest asset is its durability.
St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'13- '14
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Re: The most basic Zaino question... ever (Kevin V)
I do use the Cali Duster. I love that thing. Currently, I have Zymol, both the wax and detailer, and its looking pretty good. Once I'm done with it, I'm going to make it look even better, and get into the zaino since doing it outside apparently isnt an issue :)
Out of curiosity, which zaino products will I need? Ruby Red is the paint color, and there is a blemish on my hood (prior owner's mechanic dropped the hood while a tool was still on the engine :mad )