[Rob B]

Originally Posted by Ron Genovese

X2 by far. http://www.zainostore.com/

That sounds like some pretty crazy stuff! One of the photos has a sign next to it that says the car has it's 50th layer!
Is it really that good? My philosophy has always kind of been that the finish can only be as good as the paint applied and no snake oil is going to make something shine more than it physically can, or look smoother than the original texture of the paint. Guess I'm wrong again?

[Ron Genovese]

Originally Posted by Rob B

That sounds like some pretty crazy stuff! One of the photos has a sign next to it that says the car has it's 50th layer!
Is it really that good? My philosophy has always kind of been that the finish can only be as good as the paint applied and no snake oil is going to make something shine more than it physically can, or look smoother than the original texture of the paint. Guess I'm wrong again?

It definetly takes a longer period of time to remove than other waxes, but not because it's hard to work with, it needs more drying time than other waxes. I can't compare to some of the waxes that others here are speaking of since I don't have experience with most of them. Zaino say's in there instructions that the more coats that you apply, the deeper the shine, kinda like adding more coats of clear coat. In my experience I found that to be true.

[Rob B]

Originally Posted by Ron Genovese

It definetly takes a longer period of time to remove than other waxes, but not because it's hard to work with, it needs more drying time than other waxes. I can't compare to some of the waxes that others here are speaking of since I don't have experience with most of them. Zaino say's in there instructions that the more coats that you apply, the deeper the shine, kinda like adding more coats of clear coat. In my experience I found that to be true.

innnnnteresting. hmmmm.

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I tried my wife's brand that was advertised on TV awhile ago but it irritated my bikini area.