!!Zaino!!
It depends where you live, you can contact Sal at www.zainobros.com and ask him who is your closest distributor is. If your going to use Zaino on your car, you can also use Zaino on polished or chrome wheels, I have chrome wheels on 4 of my cars, they all get Zaino on them, the advantage to using Zaino on your wheels is that unlike carnauba waxes than start melting at 136 degrees (you wheels get much hotter than that) Zaino will withstand temps to well over 500 degrees, this means your protection will last much longer.
Originally posted by hcvone
If your going to use Zaino on your car, you can also use Zaino on polished or chrome wheels, I have chrome wheels on 4 of my cars, they all get Zaino on them, the advantage to using Zaino on your wheels is that unlike carnauba waxes than start melting at 136 degrees (you wheels get much hotter than that) Zaino will withstand temps to well over 500 degrees, this means your protection will last much longer.
If your going to use Zaino on your car, you can also use Zaino on polished or chrome wheels, I have chrome wheels on 4 of my cars, they all get Zaino on them, the advantage to using Zaino on your wheels is that unlike carnauba waxes than start melting at 136 degrees (you wheels get much hotter than that) Zaino will withstand temps to well over 500 degrees, this means your protection will last much longer.
My car is a daily driver, sits outside and gets driven in winter about 5000 miles on roads salted so bad they turn white. Only washing is a quick spray off at the car wash.
I just gave the rims their "spring clean" yesterday. A little bit of Meg's all purpose cleaner agitated with a tooth brush to work the grit out of the pores of the metal, followed by another coat of Z1/Z2 left them looking like new again.
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