A Zaino Weekend
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A Zaino Weekend
I Zanio’ed the S600 this weekend and what a difference. Before Zaino, I was finished with black cars and really hated the S600.
The car looks so great, I returned to driving enjoyment.
I used the following products and steps:
1. Wash and dry
2. Apply the PC (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
3. Apply #2 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
4. Apply #5 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
5. Apply #8 (I removed with terry cloth towel immediately)
Zanio, the only way to go, if your car is black.
The car looks so great, I returned to driving enjoyment.
I used the following products and steps:
1. Wash and dry
2. Apply the PC (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
3. Apply #2 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
4. Apply #5 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
5. Apply #8 (I removed with terry cloth towel immediately)
Zanio, the only way to go, if your car is black.
Last edited by 1phd1jd; 07-31-2006 at 11:40 AM.
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clay bar too
I agree, Zaino is great. The only step I would recommend adding if your vehicle is more than a couple of years old is the clay bar. You do this after the initial car wash and prior to polishing. This will remove small particles embedded in the paint and restore a smooth silky surface to the paint.
(By the way, what type of a surface is that in your garage floor?)
(By the way, what type of a surface is that in your garage floor?)
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Originally Posted by treiberg
I agree, Zaino is great. The only step I would recommend adding if your vehicle is more than a couple of years old is the clay bar. You do this after the initial car wash and prior to polishing. This will remove small particles embedded in the paint and restore a smooth silky surface to the paint.
(By the way, what type of a surface is that in your garage floor?)
(By the way, what type of a surface is that in your garage floor?)
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The floor is an epoxy with a glitter substance on top. The Garage People did the work for around $3,000. It has several coats of acrylic lacquer sealer and nothing will stick or discolor. It took 7 days to complete the installation and another 7 days to let cure.
The Turbo Porsche generated a lot of heat (as does the Benz) and it bakes the surface under the engine compartment. This surface is fine and unblemished.
The Turbo Porsche generated a lot of heat (as does the Benz) and it bakes the surface under the engine compartment. This surface is fine and unblemished.
Last edited by 1phd1jd; 08-01-2006 at 04:51 PM.
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Originally Posted by C43AMG
What's the plate on the 600 represent ?
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My wife is a Patent / Intellectual Property Attorney and has a PhD in Biology and a law degree. She works in the Biotech field. She finished her PhD during the first two of her three law school years. She completed both at age 29 and waited 1.5 years between her BS and PhD.
Since our kids are still in car seats, the S class is the only car we fit in.
Since our kids are still in car seats, the S class is the only car we fit in.
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I have been washing and waxing my cars since I was 15. I have always used Maguire’s. Zaino has given me much better results.
A black surface is a real product testing ground. It is well worth the time and effort.
My father is in Boca, Redoolght how far are you from him?
A black surface is a real product testing ground. It is well worth the time and effort.
My father is in Boca, Redoolght how far are you from him?
#13
Originally Posted by 1phd1jd
I Zanio’ed the S600 this weekend and what a difference. Before Zaino, I was finished with black cars and really hated the S600.
The car looks so great, I returned to driving enjoyment.
I used the following products and steps:
1. Wash and dry
2. Apply the PC (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
3. Apply #2 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
4. Apply #5 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
5. Apply #8 (I removed with terry cloth towel immediately)
Zanio, the only way to go, if your car is black.
The car looks so great, I returned to driving enjoyment.
I used the following products and steps:
1. Wash and dry
2. Apply the PC (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
3. Apply #2 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
4. Apply #5 (I only waited 5 minutes before removal)
5. Apply #8 (I removed with terry cloth towel immediately)
Zanio, the only way to go, if your car is black.
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Pompous ***
Originally Posted by 1phd1jd
My wife is a Patent / Intellectual Property Attorney and has a PhD in Biology and a law degree. She works in the Biotech field. She finished her PhD during the first two of her three law school years. She completed both at age 29 and waited 1.5 years between her BS and PhD.
Since our kids are still in car seats, the S class is the only car we fit in.
Since our kids are still in car seats, the S class is the only car we fit in.
Who spends $3000 on a garage floor, are you fkn nuts,I thought you said the dragon was an intilekchewall/property bio kemist/formua 1 driver/charity leading momma,damn she sounds over qualified to pilot the next Space Shuttle.well I am sure you could afford some one to wax your Pontiac,Mini Van and black Camry.
And what does JD mean, its for damn sure not the ratty *** lawyers they give you when you cannot afford your own, they are lucky to be on a bike let alone a GTO!
So do it mean Justice Defender as someone else had taken DJ when you tried to get the vanity tags , or , and heres wot I think, its meaning "Just Dumb".
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OK , I got it now
This is his mom and dad he is talking about, see the old Ford Ranger out front, thats his car. Dagmire, the youngest son at 13, uses the old p/up to mow neighbors lawns and wax their cars.
err, I think its a Porche really, i was kidding.
Very similar tho. now that GM has bought them out.
mind you I agree about the garage floor.
err, I think its a Porche really, i was kidding.
Very similar tho. now that GM has bought them out.
mind you I agree about the garage floor.
Last edited by MBMax; 08-01-2006 at 07:42 PM. Reason: fool
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Originally Posted by 1phd1jd
Where did you get the Formula 1 from?
God bless ya you old b a s t a r d\damn i cant even sat Btard on here.scary
#19
Originally Posted by 1phd1jd
I try not to be pompous and will have to curb it a little. Everything else is ok.
However, I am pissed that the M45 threads were nailed down shut by the teenies(evidently due to an emergency call to "Big Ricky Agrawalla", who is 7 years old and owns a diecast model of a BMW 3 series,(hence, his qualifications to rescue Newton22 and AsianML when someone argues a point with them) .
#23
Originally Posted by 1phd1jd
I have been washing and waxing my cars since I was 15. I have always used Maguire’s. Zaino has given me much better results.
A black surface is a real product testing ground. It is well worth the time and effort.
My father is in Boca, Redoolght how far are you from him?
A black surface is a real product testing ground. It is well worth the time and effort.
My father is in Boca, Redoolght how far are you from him?
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Ricky, I ran your test and the surface (in the one area I checked) was smooth. The car has been in service since early 2004 and always garaged, washed and waxed by myself (13,000 miles). I hope no clay bar yet.