Had a detail job done a couple days ago with all Zaino products. Snapped a few pics on a nice sunny day. Nice to be able to post pics easily here. Amateur photography in full effect.

 

WOW!!! That looks amazing, both the detail and that color blue, I think I like it better than black. I detail using Zymol product but your car looks great. Do you know how many steps they took with the paint?

 

Couple more

 

I NEED Zaino. What products did you use?

I have scuffs and spider webbing on my paint.

 

I am up to at least the 8th application of Z-2 Polish. I have a fanatic detailer that looks after my beast regularly. I have had the initial multi-step process a while back and I get a follow up fresh coat of the Z-2 every month or so. That's all it needs to keep gleaming. Zaino is the *****.

 

With our blue and black cars we need to take special care of the paint, but when you do the results cannot be matched! Just noticed your plate....I LIKE

 

Nice !!!!!

 

i agree..... i hit mine w/ the z2 on sunday.

 

Zaino will not fix any scuffing or spider webbing on your car. Zaino is a very strong and long lasting top coat product but it will not make less than perfect paint look like new. 95% of the final product will depend of the preparation of the paint before zaino.

Your car will need to be:

1) Clayed
2) Buffed with a moderate compound
3) Buffed with a finishing compound to bring back the new luster again
4) Then you can use a product like zaino to protect and shine the paint.

The buffing with a porter cable or straight drive buffer will remove the scatches in your paint. Depending on the depth of the scrathes in your car you may not need to use a 2 step buffing process. The 2 step process first takes out the larger scratches but it leaves fine scratches in the process. The second round with the buffer will then remove the fine scratches and leave the pain perfectly level and blemish free (with in reason).

Finally from the looks of your sig I would go for a final topping product such as Blackfire wet diamond since it offers a more "deep" finish in a dark colored vehicle. The Zaino products work best on lighter colored vehicles as they are extremely bright but lack depth. Black cars look amazing when finished with a nice deep finish that looks miles deep. Wet diamond offers the protection of zaino but it also has the depth normally only seen in high end carnuba waxes like pinnacle souveran (the best carnuba wax I have ever come across).

Go to Properautocare.com to find these products and they offer the best step by step directions to creating the best looking car around. They are second to none in advise on finish protection for a do it your self type of person.

 

On my black bmw, after a while I would see some spiderwebbing in the paint. I would apply a couple of coats of the z5 and it would go away. It doesn't remove it, but it definately would hide it. z5 works miracles for black paint. Btw, when I sold the car the paint looked brand new, and it was a several year old car.... now that it doesn't get the paint care anymore, it looks alot closer to its age up close. Zaino is pretty amazing stuff.

 

niccce torquey

 

Try this zano product

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Did wonders for my black slk55 after the free MB car wash guy seems to have droped the mit in the sand and continued to was my car with it.

 

That is so true! We have an 07 SL and even after washing, I noticed that the surface was inconsistent in terms of smoothness.
Claying the entire vehicle did wonders in removing any impurities in the paint and now waxing actually protects the paint instead of sealing up debris.

 

Very sharp indeed! did you enjoy the World Street Nationals? couldn't believe all the wrecks

 

So fresh and so clean...

 

Tour Key....


Hey man the hooptie looks sick.

Did you detailer actually remove your wheels and clean the inside of the barrels?

Looks muy bueno.

 

Love that Capris Blue. Marcus Frost's looks great too. That's the color I'm getting next time. Zaino is the best imo.

 

Thanks for all the compliments, I really appreciate it.

The first extensive detail job I had done, the wheels were pulled & the barrels were thoroughly cleaned & polised.
That was definitely under the "extra services" menu with my detailer. I haven't had it done in several months, it's going to be done again soon. I have to sell lots more crack rocks before I can afford it. Can you help me move product Ali Bin Zorama?

We saw some pretty awesome runs on Saturday night at the World Street Nationals. There's nothing like the smell of burnt rubber on a crisp Fall night.
I didn't see any wrecks, just a couple of blown engines. I take that back, there were plenty of human wrecks there in good ol' Bithlo. Motorsports events draw quite a diverse crowd here in Florida.

 

Nice wheels Torquey. What are they?

 

http://www.ccwheel.com/files/home.php

 

^^^ Funny^^^

 

Too bad CCW does not make the 1-piece wheels in other finishes. I would love to have the 16A in charcoal / titanium finish

 

Thanks Kev, I was stuck on the pictures and missed the text!

 

Since someone mentioned the World Street Nats...there are a bunch of cool pics here !! http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/show...rt/1/vc/1/nt/4 Torquey...that car looks bad ****...wheels look right on that color.

 

I have never used the Zaino product, I mostly buff with meguiars and use Zymol wax. I am interested in trying Zaino, but I have 2 questions...
When you use the Z-2 product, after that do you put a wax on or does it act as a wax? Also, what rags do you guys use?