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Posted

Hy guys,

A lot have been said about wax, but nothing has been mentioned about their winter capabilities...

Since I am driving my 986 this winter for the first time (I already changed the tires!), I would like to know which wax would offer the better balance between ease of application/weather protection...

Thanks,

Gustavo.

Posted

Ask this question at Autopia.org. I don't use wax, but use a sealant. I am a firm believer in Zaino line of products after trying a number of different things from carnubas to sealants. Here are pics I just took using Zaino:

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Posted

Here is another vote for Zaino products. Great company and Sal Zaino is very helpful and a class guy! The Z2 and Z5 I use the most.

www.zainobros.com

I also use RejeX wax on leading edges (mirrors and front bumper) and on the wheels and wheel barrels.

Posted
Here is another vote for Zaino products. Great company and Sal Zaino is very helpful and a class guy! The Z2 and Z5 I use the most.

www.zainobros.com

I also use RejeX wax on leading edges (mirrors and front bumper) and on the wheels and wheel barrels.

Thanks guys,

Sent these guys an email. They don't deliver in NJ...

I am thinking about these 2 products to start (my car is black):

Z-AIO All-in-one 1 $26.95 $26.95

Z-3 Show Car Polish for Regular Paint 1 $14.95 $14.95

Let me know what you think.

Thanks,

Gus

Posted

Here is what I would recommend if you have never really detailed your car. Get the Zaino Total Protection Show Car Kit (ZKIT-1)

1. wash car with grease cutting soap (Dawn)

2. Clay car

3. wash with Z-7

4. wipe down with Z-6

5. Z-5Pro w/ZFX (you may use Z-AIO here instead)

6. wipe down with Z-6

7. Z-2Pro w/ZFX (2 coats)

8. Finish with ZX-8

This is a lot of work, buy it pays off in the long run. I washed my car twice this year. Bugs and other stuff just come right off. Lasts for 6 months at least.

If you aren't into doing a real detail...wash the car, Z-AIO, Z-2Pro.

Posted (edited)
Here is another vote for Zaino products. Great company and Sal Zaino is very helpful and a class guy! The Z2 and Z5 I use the most.

www.zainobros.com

I also use RejeX wax on leading edges (mirrors and front bumper) and on the wheels and wheel barrels.

Thanks guys,

Sent these guys an email. They don't deliver in NJ...

I am thinking about these 2 products to start (my car is black):

Z-AIO All-in-one 1 $26.95 $26.95

Z-3 Show Car Polish for Regular Paint 1 $14.95 $14.95

Let me know what you think.

Thanks,

Gus

Gus, why won't they deliver to NJ? Strange.

You don't want Z3. You have a clear coat.

Edited by White987S
Posted
Here is another vote for Zaino products. Great company and Sal Zaino is very helpful and a class guy! The Z2 and Z5 I use the most.

www.zainobros.com

I also use RejeX wax on leading edges (mirrors and front bumper) and on the wheels and wheel barrels.

Thanks guys,

Sent these guys an email. They don't deliver in NJ...

I am thinking about these 2 products to start (my car is black):

Z-AIO All-in-one 1 $26.95 $26.95

Z-3 Show Car Polish for Regular Paint 1 $14.95 $14.95

Let me know what you think.

Thanks,

Gus

Gus, why won't they deliver to NJ? Strange.

You don't want Z3. You have a clear coat.

Thanks for the tip Withe987s,

I will get the Z2pro...

Regarding the delivery...I found it strange as well...This is the message on the website:

"Other Shipping

For those customers not in 47 contiguous states, our online store is not presently able to service you. We're sorry for the inconvenience at this time. We've established the following independent distributors for more efficient service. If you're not in the 47 states, please choose the following option most convenient for you.

New Jersey customers:

Please email: newjersey@zainobros.com"

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