Gary's a skeptic!! Disclaimer: I've never tried it.
Wait a minute, the way I understand it, there is
Z1,Z2,Z3,...Zbig..
You first have to strip all the old Z off by using some
dishwashing soap. Then 2 coats of Z1. Then 2 coats of
Z2... you get the idea. EASY IT DOESN'T SOUND. And
$12.95... I think that must be for the Z applicator!
Unless it has changed since I last looked at their
website...? Man, if you put that much work into it, you
might as well repaint the car! ;-) Paul, I have a
Pewter coupe, not as bad as black, but I don't have a
swirl on yet, just protected with a quick application of
McGuires..
Gary
> 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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