I also use Meguiars, I think it works pretty good. And I could eat the meguiars tire gel stuff it smells so good

 

...after using Zanio, my car feels like the head of my

 

i want some zaino, anyone have any the want to sell or i think next time someone orders some we should do a p on it

 

Hello guys

Zaino can be bought in vancouver. Pm or email me for more info. Its funny cause i just joined this fourm (just picked up a 2002 camaro) and theres a zaino post!

Anyways nothing but the best for the f-body (love firebirds too)

email me at mrak@telus.net if you guys have any questions

 

We are glad MRAK is here to supply us with zaino. It's not hard to get at all, just go to zaino.ca or pm mrak above this post. You pay more for zaino but if it's used properly and spead thin, it'll last as long as anything else. It couldn't cost more than a dollar or two to polish up your f-body and the shine is second to none. Some people go to the gas station car-wash and plug in their dollars, use the soapy brush that creates swirl marks in your clear-coat and don't get dry. Morel of the story, zaino rules and so does the Toro Leaf Blower for drying.

 

hahahah
good way to put it steve!

 

mothers... but Zaino looks interesting

 

I'm a die-hard MacGuire's user. I use all their products and am very satisfied with the results after a polish/wax. I haven't tried Zaino, but hear nothin' but good news about it too. As far as off-the-shelf goes, I stick with MacGuire's.

- Brent

 

I've always wanted to try Zaino but was worried about the hassle of applying it. I've never used a claybar to clean my car before. Sounds like too much work for lazy me.

Bill

 

i claybarred my car on saturday to prep it for waxing on sunday (which i slept in for and didn't do it) and the clay bar definetly makes it a lot smoother. everything just slides right over my car now.. took about 2 hours or so maybe more or less wasn't really paying attention. might get a sore wrist if you have weak ones, other than that it is just time consumming but worth it.

 

Once you see the result, you'll be glad you did all that work!

 

The claybar is a must. You wont get an awesome shine if you don't do the prep work. Claybar removes brake dust and dirt you can't see. Otherwise you are polishing right over the dirt. Take a spray bottle with water and a cap full of Z-7 car-wash, spray an area and rub the claybar. The surface becomes real clean and slick. I ran over a few drops of sticky tar and the claybar removed it without any swirl marks. Good for cleaning rims too.

 

This guy knows what he is talking about!