Crystal Guard vs. Zaino
08-21-2004, 10:24 PM
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Crystal Guard vs. Zaino
Just traded my Diamond Graphite G35 Coupe for a Black 2004 CLK320. I used Zaino on the G35 since it was new and it did a great job. I am out of Zaino Z2 and getting ready to order some more and some Z5 since it is a black car. My question is, has anyone heard of or used a product called Crystal Guard that I see advertised and talked about over at the G35 forums? It seems much easier to apply than Zaino. My biggest complaint with Zaino was the amount coats you have to apply the first time you use it. The initial application took me almost a full day to complete.Even though the car did look great when I finished, I wouldn't mind finding a quicker way to make my car look that good again. Thanks.
08-23-2004, 12:11 AM
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The Crystal Guard is a good product for people looking for a strong sealent. It is very time consuming to apply though as it takes roughly 8 or so hours to get a professional coat on a car. It does need to be rejuvenated every 6 months through a 3 hour process. Overall, I have been impressed with the product's durability though and am reccomending it to many of my detailing client's who want something that provides some durability. Hope this helps.
08-23-2004, 03:59 PM
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My biggest complaint with Zaino was the amount coats you have to apply the first time you use it. The initial application took me almost a full day to complete.Even though the car did look great when I finished, I wouldn't mind finding a quicker way to make my car look that good again. Thanks.
08-23-2004, 08:51 PM
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It took a me a full day to put the three coats on
and even that was probably because even though
I used the ZFX, I would still let the car sit for about
an hour after applying the Z2 before wiping it off.
I have made up my mind to order some more Zaino
because I always liked how good the car looked after I
finished.
Also, every week after I washed the car, I used the Z6
which really kept the car looking good.
Thanks for the replies.
and even that was probably because even though
I used the ZFX, I would still let the car sit for about
an hour after applying the Z2 before wiping it off.
I have made up my mind to order some more Zaino
because I always liked how good the car looked after I
finished.
Also, every week after I washed the car, I used the Z6
which really kept the car looking good.
Thanks for the replies.
08-24-2004, 10:34 AM
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~ One man’s opinion / observations ~
I don’t think you will obtain a better, or more durable product than Zanio (Z5/ZFX x3 and use Souverän Wax) as a final product on red, black or Porsche Speed yellow it produces a deep wet shine (or Pinnacle Signature Series Wax) for metallic and for light coloured vehicle paint
~Hope this helps ~
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I don’t think you will obtain a better, or more durable product than Zanio (Z5/ZFX x3 and use Souverän Wax) as a final product on red, black or Porsche Speed yellow it produces a deep wet shine (or Pinnacle Signature Series Wax) for metallic and for light coloured vehicle paint
~Hope this helps ~
Knowledge unshared is experience wasted
justadumbarchitect / so I question everything/ Jon
