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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Sciguyjim:
Hey guys, thanks for the details about Zaino, I was ready to ask what makes it so great. I've been using Nu Finish for years. It's the easiest stuff I've ever used and it does last a long time. I prefer it to carnauba wax any day. One thing I like a lot is how it can be applied in full sun w/o problems since I have no shade to work in.</font>
Hey guys, thanks for the details about Zaino, I was ready to ask what makes it so great. I've been using Nu Finish for years. It's the easiest stuff I've ever used and it does last a long time. I prefer it to carnauba wax any day. One thing I like a lot is how it can be applied in full sun w/o problems since I have no shade to work in.</font>
I would only use Nu Finish on a older weathered car, it contains strong solvents (just smell it) and fine abrasives, see the MSDS sheet below and look at the solvent content:
http://www.hazard.com/msds/f/blc/blctm.html
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