This blows me away - this is what everybody says about the product (except
Gary ;-). But as I understand it, it is not wax - it's a polymer chain
(plastic coat?). Is there any way to remove it? Is there any need to? How
long have you used it, Paul?
Doesn't seem that expensive to me - $12.95 for a bottle of the polish.
Heck, I pay almost that much for a car wash these days....
And yes, folks, my apologies - it is Zaino, not Zaimo
http://www.zainobros.com. Sorry.
In absence of warnings beyond expensive and complicated, I'm going to order
a suite of their products. I'm skeptical, though. I bought a 52 Chevy
pickup a few years ago with a beautiful paint job - looked like brand new
paint. After I paid for the car, I asked the owner what he used to keep the
shine, and he produced a can of polishing compound! Needless to say, he had
polished almost all of the paint off it, and primer showed up underneath not
long afterward.....
Chris
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul R Sheahan [mailto:sunbeamtiger@prodigy.net]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 7:55 PM
To: Chris Thompson; tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Zaimo
Chris,
I use the Zaino Bros wax and it is without a doubt the best I have ever
used. In addition to the Tigers in the garage, I have a black Z06 Corvette.
Nothing works better on a black finish than Zaino Bros. product. It is the
easiest product to use and gives you the most unbelievable finish you will
ever see. The more you use it, the deeper and wetter the finish gets.
Is it expensive, you bet it is. But it is worth it. They have all
kinds of products that do exactly what they say.
Paul
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