Found a better wax then ZAINO, Check this out..PIC
12-26-2006, 08:50 PM
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Found a better wax then ZAINO, Check this out..PIC
Now, A friend of mine recommended a wax called NANOWAX from Eagle products. I have always thought eagle products were somewhat on the lower end of the scale. But after trying this stuff I was truly amazed. Does it produce a better, deeper gloss then Zaino, its pretty damn close, but the ease of application and removal is by far the best I have ever used. And there is ZERO residue left when removing it. No white power, nothing. I know for dark coloured cars this is a real bonus. Canadian Tire sells it and it is in a Grey bottle that you pump. It comes with an applicator and a free Microfibre towel which is very good quality. The trick with this wax is to take off the first layer (the thick stuff) with one towel, then buff the clearcoat with another towel. (American Made Microfibre is the best) After that I used a spritz of Zaino Z6 over the top and that just made the gloss even better.
Read about Nano technology online. The wax particles are so small, they actually fill in small scratches and swirls.. I verified this personally by finding a small swirl mark, then applying the Nanowax and voila the swirl dissappeared after I buffed it off. This is the first wax I have ever used that truly does what it claims..
Try it and you wont be dissappointed.
Here is a pic...Yes you are looking at the hood and my wall cabinets in the reflection.
Read about Nano technology online. The wax particles are so small, they actually fill in small scratches and swirls.. I verified this personally by finding a small swirl mark, then applying the Nanowax and voila the swirl dissappeared after I buffed it off. This is the first wax I have ever used that truly does what it claims..
Try it and you wont be dissappointed.
Here is a pic...Yes you are looking at the hood and my wall cabinets in the reflection.
12-26-2006, 08:54 PM
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I use nano wax its the best so easy no need to wait for it to hase and creats a better shine then mothers black magic AA+++.
If you havent used it yet go out and buy it.
If you havent used it yet go out and buy it.
12-26-2006, 08:59 PM
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Dont buy the spray bottle form...... Get the pump grey bottle. Its superior I believe. It was 15 bucks Canadian. That pic was taken on my Monte Carlo which is stored in the garage...
12-26-2006, 09:15 PM
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I use the spray on the details and wheels, and the grey paste wax on the rest of the car. The paste leaves a thicker film of Wax than the spray.
Good **** either way. Thats all my car has ever had.
Good **** either way. Thats all my car has ever had.
12-28-2006, 09:12 AM
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it looks great, but ive seen zaino'd cars in person. and zaino looks way better. the bad thing about that spray on wax is the fact that it doesnt last very long, especially for those of us that dont have a garage.
12-28-2006, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by BravoPuma6
it looks great, but ive seen zaino'd cars in person. and zaino looks way better. the bad thing about that spray on wax is the fact that it doesnt last very long, especially for those of us that dont have a garage.
What I used was NOT spray on wax.... It is in a bottle and you pump it out on to an applicator pad. I have used nothing but Zaino on my cars in the past and I am telling you, this has a FAR FAR superior shine....
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12-28-2006, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by 05BlackSS
What I used was NOT spray on wax.... It is in a bottle and you pump it out on to an applicator pad. I have used nothing but Zaino on my cars in the past and I am telling you, this has a FAR FAR superior shine....
Jason
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12-28-2006, 11:13 AM
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Damn!
It took me about twenty seconds to realize that I was looking at the reflection of your garage cabinets in your hood. I couldn't figure out why your garage was all distorted. Nice job with that wax.
I've seen it at Wal-mart LAST NIGHT for $9 and some change. The pump bottle with the free towel.
Someone else on here posted about using this product to wetsand their stock rims. They came out looking like a million $$$.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...light=wet+sand
Now I HAVE to go buy this stuff
I've seen it at Wal-mart LAST NIGHT for $9 and some change. The pump bottle with the free towel.
Someone else on here posted about using this product to wetsand their stock rims. They came out looking like a million $$$.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...light=wet+sand
Now I HAVE to go buy this stuff
12-28-2006, 11:14 AM
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ive been using this for the past 2 years...... no one believes me when i tell em what i use, than they usally go on some spree how "mothers is the best" ........ i hate mothers lmao.... i always will use nanotech!
