What to use
I would recommend Zaino, but what is the condition of the paint. You might have to do some prep work, like is there swril marks or scratches in it. Is the paint smooth or have a rough texture.
- If so you need to start with a clay bar (to remove any contaminants)
- For scratches use a 3M Fine Rubbing Compund. For swrils use the 3M Dark Swril Remover.
- Then finish up using the 3M Polish Look, to remove any left over really fine spider webs.
- Finally apply Zaino.
- If so you need to start with a clay bar (to remove any contaminants)
- For scratches use a 3M Fine Rubbing Compund. For swrils use the 3M Dark Swril Remover.
- Then finish up using the 3M Polish Look, to remove any left over really fine spider webs.
- Finally apply Zaino.
I wouldn't recommend Zaino. I have used it quite a few times myself and I'm beginning to question its quality. Often if my car sits outside in goodweather where all that happens is that it builds up moisture in the morning, that moisture beads into water and takes forever to dry, while leaving water marks on my black top. I've bought a noah car cover from carcoverworld.com .. the problem is that serious .. Anyone else have the same problem or recommend anything besides Zaino?
Originally posted by Flat_Tire_
I wouldn't recommend Zaino. I have used it quite a few times myself and I'm beginning to question its quality. Often if my car sits outside in goodweather where all that happens is that it builds up moisture in the morning, that moisture beads into water and takes forever to dry, while leaving water marks on my black top. I've bought a noah car cover from carcoverworld.com .. the problem is that serious .. Anyone else have the same problem or recommend anything besides Zaino?
I wouldn't recommend Zaino. I have used it quite a few times myself and I'm beginning to question its quality. Often if my car sits outside in goodweather where all that happens is that it builds up moisture in the morning, that moisture beads into water and takes forever to dry, while leaving water marks on my black top. I've bought a noah car cover from carcoverworld.com .. the problem is that serious .. Anyone else have the same problem or recommend anything besides Zaino?
Originally posted by KevinSS
Water, Dew, moisture has nothing to do with Zaino, if you let water dry on the car that is not pure, the water spotting is the impurities of the water that is left behind when the water evaporates, has nothing to do with Zaino or any other kind of wax or polish.
Water, Dew, moisture has nothing to do with Zaino, if you let water dry on the car that is not pure, the water spotting is the impurities of the water that is left behind when the water evaporates, has nothing to do with Zaino or any other kind of wax or polish.
Originally posted by sunsetbird01
I would recommend Zaino, but what is the condition of the paint. You might have to do some prep work, like is there swril marks or scratches in it. Is the paint smooth or have a rough texture.
- If so you need to start with a clay bar (to remove any contaminants)
- For scratches use a 3M Fine Rubbing Compund. For swrils use the 3M Dark Swril Remover.
- Then finish up using the 3M Polish Look, to remove any left over really fine spider webs.
- Finally apply Zaino.
I would recommend Zaino, but what is the condition of the paint. You might have to do some prep work, like is there swril marks or scratches in it. Is the paint smooth or have a rough texture.
- If so you need to start with a clay bar (to remove any contaminants)
- For scratches use a 3M Fine Rubbing Compund. For swrils use the 3M Dark Swril Remover.
- Then finish up using the 3M Polish Look, to remove any left over really fine spider webs.
- Finally apply Zaino.
Ok the car is painted triple black with a smooth texture. I am thinking about purchasing the zaino show car kit would it be good for my 68 camaro
Thanks dan
The results of Zaino on my black car (bottom of page)... it gleams
My only complaint is that it seemed to bring out certain imperfections [rather than hide them], specifically the nicks in the front clip. (you can see a bit of what im talking about on the hood in this pic) However it did a good job of hiding other scratches and what not on the car.
Does a '68 have a clearcoat? and would that effect results?
Make sure you post before and after pics. (I just wanna see a beautiful 1st gen
)
My only complaint is that it seemed to bring out certain imperfections [rather than hide them], specifically the nicks in the front clip. (you can see a bit of what im talking about on the hood in this pic) However it did a good job of hiding other scratches and what not on the car.
Does a '68 have a clearcoat? and would that effect results?
Make sure you post before and after pics. (I just wanna see a beautiful 1st gen

)
Last edited by JoeliusZ28; Jan 10, 2004 at 09:40 PM.
Zaino won't hide blemishes, it is 99% optically clear. It won't fix bad paint, it has no abrasives. The Z-5 will fill in minor swirls as each coat is added.
As far as water spots that may accumulate after a rain or dew, they wipe right off very easily with the Z-6 detail spray.
If the 68 paint is original it does not have a clear coat.
As far as water spots that may accumulate after a rain or dew, they wipe right off very easily with the Z-6 detail spray.
If the 68 paint is original it does not have a clear coat.
Originally posted by Eliminator
JoeliusZ28 the car looks great I am gonna have to try that stuff on my car maybe it will help bring out some good shine.
JoeliusZ28 the car looks great I am gonna have to try that stuff on my car maybe it will help bring out some good shine.


