 |
 | Home | Contact Us | FAQ | Search & Site Map | Link to Us |
 | Sign In | Join | Other 45 Sites in Network |
Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / April 2005What's the best wax
Any recommendations for good polish, just bought a new black '05 Mustang Zaino - its the best. Get the following: Z-2 Pro ZFX Z-6 Z-7 wash several applicator pads http://www.zainostore.com/ > Any recommendations for good polish, just bought a new black '05 Mustang > Zaino - its the best. Get the following: > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Z-7 wash > several applicator pads Never heard of it. Is it new?  SignatureMark -- I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates who once said, "I drank what?". > > Zaino - its the best. Get the following: > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Never heard of it. Is it new? I believe it is relatively new. I use it on my brand new car. Its quite amazing. It works out cheaper and is less work than traditional waxes. It really gives a show car "wet" look. >>>Zaino - its the best. Get the following: >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > amazing. It works out cheaper and is less work than traditional waxes. It > really gives a show car "wet" look. People have been talking about Zaino for the roughly two years I have been actively reading RAMFM. I did the whole Zaino thing for a few years and stopped. It's good for indoor shows and such, but sucks if you drive in bad weather a lot (comes right off). I use Mothers Caruba wax now. IMHO it shines just as well and stays on longer. One more thing, with Zaino, you need a f---ing chemistry degree. They send you a kit with a f---ing dropper to mix the polish correctly. When I'm in my garage drinking beer and smoking weed, I DON'T HAVE TIME to measure f---ing chemicals!!! I have never tried Zano, have used Mothers polishes, they are good. I have used Meguiars wax and polishing products for years and years. Their Gold class is a nice liquid wax that puts on a real nice gloss and lasts a good while. You are prolly going to just have to try different things until you find what you like. Kate |I did the whole Zaino thing for a few years and stopped. | It's good for indoor shows and such, but sucks if you drive in bad [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] | I'm in my garage drinking beer and smoking weed, I DON'T HAVE TIME to | measure f---ing chemicals!!! Indeed.. I particularly like Meguiar's gold class liquid wax. It's real nice, but too much "dust" when buffing. I just waxed my car a couple days ago with Mother's Carnuba wax... wasn't too bad at all! I've heard a lot of good things about Zaino... but f*ck that's hard to obtain lol... I think I am going to try Klasse.. heard a lot of good things about it as well. -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > I have never tried Zano, have used Mothers polishes, they are good. > I have used Meguiars wax and polishing products for years and years. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > | I'm in my garage drinking beer and smoking weed, I DON'T HAVE TIME to > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! Kate (or anybody really), Have you heard anything good/bad about www.5starshine.com ? -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > I have never tried Zano, have used Mothers polishes, they are good. > I have used Meguiars wax and polishing products for years and years. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > | I'm in my garage drinking beer and smoking weed, I DON'T HAVE TIME to > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! Never heard of it. But what the hell, if you try new stuff, you ight just find something you really like! All this talk about waxes, maybe I'll do my car today. At least give her a bath. | Kate (or anybody really), | [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] | > | I'm in my garage drinking beer and smoking weed, I DON'T HAVE TIME to | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! Well, I was hoping someone else had tried it... b/c it's $60 + ship. -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > Never heard of it. > But what the hell, if you try new stuff, you ight just find something you [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > | > | I'm in my garage drinking beer and smoking weed, I DON'T HAVE TIME to > | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! its great, till it rains. My '04 (metalic grey) looked phenomenal, but the first rain washed it off. Went back to zaino. > Well, I was hoping someone else had tried it... b/c it's $60 + ship. > [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > to >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! Really? They said it lasted through 150 washes or somethin.. Zaino is pricey too! I'm gonna put another coat of Mothers on there. -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > its great, till it rains. My '04 (metalic grey) looked phenomenal, but the > first rain washed it off. Went back to zaino. [quoted text clipped - 50 lines] > > to > >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! they lied:) Mothers is good stuff. > Really? They said it lasted through 150 washes or somethin.. Zaino is > pricey [quoted text clipped - 70 lines] >> > to >> >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! LOL... guess they did lie. Ah well, glad I didn't waste my $$ on it then. Yeah.. it's nice out, I'm going to wax my car again. -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > they lied:) > [quoted text clipped - 74 lines] > >> > to > >> >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! its nice out here too... come wax mine:) > LOL... guess they did lie. Ah well, glad I didn't waste my $$ on it then. > Yeah.. it's nice out, I'm going to wax my car again. [quoted text clipped - 86 lines] >> >> > to >> >> >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! LOL... for $20 ;). -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > its nice out here too... come wax mine:) > [quoted text clipped - 88 lines] > >> >> > to > >> >> >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! Done, but I expect 4 coats. > LOL... for $20 ;). > [quoted text clipped - 107 lines] >> >> >> > to >> >> >> >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! ????? $100 :D -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > Done, but I expect 4 coats. > [quoted text clipped - 87 lines] > >> >> >> >> | > > >> >> >> >> | > <natshaw99@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1113942672.425686.34130@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com... > >> >> >> >> | > |I did the whole Zaino thing for a few years and stopped. > >> >> >> >> | > | It's good for indoor shows and such, but sucks if you [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> >> >> > to > >> >> >> >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! DAMN! I'll give ya $20 to wax mine too! I have clean bonnets and the buffer all ready... Kate | LOL... for $20 ;). | [quoted text clipped - 82 lines] | > >> >> >> | > | > >> >> >> | > <natshaw99@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1113942672.425686.34130@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com... | > >> >> >> | > |I did the whole Zaino thing for a few years and stopped. | > >> >> >> | > | It's good for indoor shows and such, but sucks if you drive [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] | > >> >> > to | > >> >> >> | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! I just cannot imagine ANY wax being worth $60. Seriously. Kate | Well, I was hoping someone else had tried it... b/c it's $60 + ship. | [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] | to | > | > | measure f---ing chemicals!!! I have been using "Nu Finish" for many years, great stuff for about $15. Just made my shiny new '05 black convertible look very nice! >I just cannot imagine ANY wax being worth $60. >Seriously. >Kate > I have been using "Nu Finish" for many years, great stuff for about > $15. > > Just made my shiny new '05 black convertible look very nice! You realize that Nu-Finish is intended for very old cars. It performs "cutting" meaning you just cut into that nice '05 paint. It makes old dull paint look new because it cuts it to expose new paint. Its a cut'n'polish. Very bad stuff. Zaino is completely non-destructive if you stick with Z2/Z6 combo. >> I have been using "Nu Finish" for many years, great stuff for about >> $15. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Very bad stuff. Zaino is completely non-destructive if you stick with Z2/Z6 >combo. No signs of paint on the cloths. Car looks great. And my white '66 coupe has had it on it for many years, it looks great too ! I always thought all polishes "cut" to an extent. I've used a polish on my 98 GT before to help get rid of scratches... never screwed my paint. -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > >> I have been using "Nu Finish" for many years, great stuff for about > >> $15. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > No signs of paint on the cloths. Car looks great. And my white '66 > coupe has had it on it for many years, it looks great too ! That's what the "polish" does. Using it to remove scratches and swirls is what it is intended to do. A WAX is non abrasive. Each is it's own seperate step in maintaining a nice finish on your car. You would use a wax often, but a rubbing/polishing compound only when needed. Kate |I always thought all polishes "cut" to an extent. I've used a polish on my | 98 GT before to help get rid of scratches... never screwed my paint. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] | > No signs of paint on the cloths. Car looks great. And my white '66 | > coupe has had it on it for many years, it looks great too ! If I may, I'd like to suggest a clay-bar cleaner process as a once or twice-a-year total car activity. It works great at cleaning off the fine contaminants that build up and don't always come off with a wash and/or wax. Tree sap and bug hits to name a couple. >That's what the "polish" does. >Using it to remove scratches and swirls is what it is intended to do. [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] >| > No signs of paint on the cloths. Car looks great. And my white '66 >| > coupe has had it on it for many years, it looks great too ! DP Pics of the cars: http://tinyurl.com/4fcsn > If I may, I'd like to suggest a clay-bar cleaner process as a once or > twice-a-year total car activity. Not on a brand new paint job!! Thought so. I knew a wax was non-abrasive.... I've only polished my car twice in 3 years. Maintaining a nice couple coats of wax (occassionally getting out Dawn & getting rid of all of it) has kept her looking pretty decent *I* think. -Mike -- Melt away the Cellulite with Cellulean! http://www.MeltAwayCellulite.com/ > That's what the "polish" does. > Using it to remove scratches and swirls is what it is intended to do. [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > | > No signs of paint on the cloths. Car looks great. And my white '66 > | > coupe has had it on it for many years, it looks great too ! > No signs of paint on the cloths. That's because your cutting the CLEARcoat. SignatureScott W. '66 HCS Mustang 289 '68 Ranchero 500 302 '69 Mustang Sportsroof 351W ThunderSnake #57 http://home.comcast.net/~vanguard92/ > > No signs of paint on the cloths. > > That's because your cutting the CLEARcoat. Good point. Using a cut'n'polish on a new car is un-necessary because its destructive. Please, save that ClearCoat!! That's because the new one has a clear coat. You won't see what it is wearing off because of that. Musty is right you should NOT use Nu Finish on a new car. Sorry, sad but true. Kate | >> I have been using "Nu Finish" for many years, great stuff for about | >> $15. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] | No signs of paint on the cloths. Car looks great. And my white '66 | coupe has had it on it for many years, it looks great too ! >Never heard of it. >But what the hell, if you try new stuff, you ight just find something you >really like! > >All this talk about waxes, maybe I'll do my car today. >At least give her a bath. I've tried many waxes but two experiences stick with me. Zymol smells like bananas and when I used it, swarms of wasps and bees would show up. Eagle One (whose products I used to like) came out with "Nano Wax" which was trash. It smelled just like all the other cheap waxes out there (indicating is WAS like them) went on and came off with great difficulty. New Turtle Wax (can't remember the exact type) worked far better. But, a friend's car looked better than it ever did when he used Zano. -Rich > I did the whole Zaino thing for a few years and stopped. > It's good for indoor shows and such, but sucks if you drive in bad [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I'm in my garage drinking beer and smoking weed, I DON'T HAVE TIME to > measure f---ing chemicals!!! LOL, it is a bit like a chemistry set! Actually its not that bad. The only mixing you have to do is a few drops of ZFX(curing compound) with the Z2-PRO polish. I did not experience Zaino coming off in bad weather, but it really depends how bad you are talking about. Caruba waxes are very good though. I also recommed this site for cleaning/wazing products: http://www.carcareonline.com/ If nothing else, make sure you real 100% cotton towels for all your drying etc. Typically the Wal-Mart towels are not real 100% cotton. >Any recommendations for good polish, just bought a new black '05 Mustang u f.cking tard its clearcoated lmfao U GO GIRL make it shine hurc ast >>Any recommendations for good polish, just bought a new black '05 Mustang > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >hurc ast I guess you don't need to wax a car if you use it for a rolling bomb, huh "Omar?" -Rich Feeding trolls is like a fulltime job around here lately:) >>>Any recommendations for good polish, just bought a new black '05 Mustang >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > it for a rolling bomb, huh "Omar?" > -Rich > Any recommendations for good polish, just bought a new black '05 Mustang A while back, after i reported my being really impressed with Klasse 3-in-1 wax, a few others posted their equally good experiences. Go with Klasse http://www.premiumautocare.com/klasse.html >> Any recommendations for good polish, just bought a new black '05 Mustang > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >http://www.premiumautocare.com/klasse.html Same here. Klasse is awesome. Does not disappear after a few carwashes or some hot weather. |
Reply to this Message |
 Sign In
 Join
 My Latest Posts My Monitored Threads My Blog My Photo Gallery My Profile My Homepage Start New Thread Enable EMail Alerts Rate this Thread
|
©2008 Advenet LLC Privacy Policy - Terms of Use
This website includes both content owned or controlled by Advenet as well as content owned or controlled by third parties.