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Having won the Zaino products in the fall, I have had to wait until temperatures and conditions permit me to try them out. Here is what I found:-
My car is a 1980 MGB, with factory-original paint in good condition. I have previously used the Zymol cleaner wax and various other products, including Meguiars, so I was able to make a good comparison. Firstly, the instructions stated that I could apply the product in direct sunlight, so I did, just to be awkward.
The product went on very easily, and I didn't have to apply any pressure. I then left it to sit for at least thirty minutes, as per the instructions. I also applied it to those big rubber bumpers, as nothing I have tried before has worked to my satisfaction on them. There was no trace of paint on the applicator, a refreshing change, as non-abrasive actually meant non-abrasive in this case. There was some black from previous products used on the bumpers, but no big deal. I should have cleaned them better before application. My bad.
When it was time to remove the product, I used the recommended cotton cloth, with removed the haze quickly and easily. I had to turn the cloth often, and used more than one, because of build-up, but in the end, I was impressed with the finish and depth of shine. Apparently, the depth of shine will increase with further applications, so I shall do just that in the next day or so. I had several compliments on the car when I went out in it later, and I am very happy with the Zaino. I really can tell the difference, and the results would have been better had I followed Zaino's recommended preparation of the vehicle beforehand. I would thoroughly recommend the Zaino Z-2 to anyone who is looking for a good product to use.
www.zainobros.com
My car is a 1980 MGB, with factory-original paint in good condition. I have previously used the Zymol cleaner wax and various other products, including Meguiars, so I was able to make a good comparison. Firstly, the instructions stated that I could apply the product in direct sunlight, so I did, just to be awkward.
The product went on very easily, and I didn't have to apply any pressure. I then left it to sit for at least thirty minutes, as per the instructions. I also applied it to those big rubber bumpers, as nothing I have tried before has worked to my satisfaction on them. There was no trace of paint on the applicator, a refreshing change, as non-abrasive actually meant non-abrasive in this case. There was some black from previous products used on the bumpers, but no big deal. I should have cleaned them better before application. My bad.
When it was time to remove the product, I used the recommended cotton cloth, with removed the haze quickly and easily. I had to turn the cloth often, and used more than one, because of build-up, but in the end, I was impressed with the finish and depth of shine. Apparently, the depth of shine will increase with further applications, so I shall do just that in the next day or so. I had several compliments on the car when I went out in it later, and I am very happy with the Zaino. I really can tell the difference, and the results would have been better had I followed Zaino's recommended preparation of the vehicle beforehand. I would thoroughly recommend the Zaino Z-2 to anyone who is looking for a good product to use.
www.zainobros.com
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