It's too damn hard to see when applying.

I have a white car, and before I bought Zaino, I was so used to just slopping on the wax, smearing it around, being able to see the wax and haze.

Now that I have Zaino, I can't see what I am applying! And since I only use a very small amount to do the car, it's looks like I've just used a cotton applicator with no polishing formula at all! I am Zainoing right now before I go back to school, and I just thought I should post the one, small gripe about Zaino I have.

So I have an idea: I think Zaino should be color-coated. It should have some sort of color in it so that you will be able to see when you apply, instead of looking like nothing is there.

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--David--
1995 white Firebird 3.4 V6 A4 w/ T-tops
Mods:Kenwood KDC516S stereo, front and rear Alpine speakers, Flowmaster 80 series, Firebat and Autografics decals, Moroso CAI, Painted interior (Silver Metallic), 3 10" MTX Thunder 6000 subs, BMR STB, Zaino, !speed, !horsepower Help CT get a dragstrip!

 

Hehehe, I guess being nearly optically perfect is what makes it almost invisible. Apply it under bright lights and it makes things much easier. Of course, it will be much harder to see on lighter colors and especially white. I've never had much of a problem on dark reds....

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*My 1992 Camaro RS 25th Anniv.*
Dark Red Metallic (ext.) / Flame Red (int.)
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