Take a look at my Zaino'ed car!
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Originally Posted by vegastrashed' post='402072' date='Mar 12 2007, 10:11 PM
Hey cmansbimmer,
I'll buy you all the beer you can drink if you Zaino my car before the Bay Area meet.
I'll buy you all the beer you can drink if you Zaino my car before the Bay Area meet.
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Originally Posted by my530i' post='402330' date='Mar 13 2007, 03:05 PM
Per your recommendation, I took the plunge buying this kit. It's $80. Damn expensive, but it might worth it. Will see how it goes.
I need an orbital polisher.
I need an orbital polisher.
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Originally Posted by cmansbimmer' post='402336' date='Mar 13 2007, 02:28 PM
Yeah, I'm considering buying this one. Griot's Orbital I did it by hand and it wasn't so bad. But an orbital would definitely make it easier.
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Originally Posted by cmansbimmer' post='402336' date='Mar 13 2007, 12:28 PM
Yeah, I'm considering buying this one. Griot's Orbital I did it by hand and it wasn't so bad. But an orbital would definitely make it easier.
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Just curious if you used Rejex on the wheels and what kind of results you achieved. I live in Boston and put four coats of Zaino on my car and winter wheels before the snow fell. I must say, I thought I was going to see better protection. My wheels are stained and my car doesn't bead like it used to. I was hoping the dirt and grime would spray off with a touchless carwash but that wasn't the case - it really requires some contact in order to keep it clean (it' black). I am thinking about using Zaino for the summer months and Rejex for the winter, assuming Rejex has better protectant qualities.
Anyone's thoughts are apprecaited.
Anyone's thoughts are apprecaited.
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Originally Posted by KCooke82' post='403070' date='Mar 15 2007, 12:02 PM
Just curious if you used Rejex on the wheels and what kind of results you achieved. I live in Boston and put four coats of Zaino on my car and winter wheels before the snow fell. I must say, I thought I was going to see better protection. My wheels are stained and my car doesn't bead like it used to. I was hoping the dirt and grime would spray off with a touchless carwash but that wasn't the case - it really requires some contact in order to keep it clean (it' black). I am thinking about using Zaino for the summer months and Rejex for the winter, assuming Rejex has better protectant qualities.
Anyone's thoughts are apprecaited.
Anyone's thoughts are apprecaited.
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Originally Posted by KCooke82' post='403070' date='Mar 15 2007, 12:02 PM
Just curious if you used Rejex on the wheels and what kind of results you achieved. I live in Boston and put four coats of Zaino on my car and winter wheels before the snow fell. I must say, I thought I was going to see better protection. My wheels are stained and my car doesn't bead like it used to. I was hoping the dirt and grime would spray off with a touchless carwash but that wasn't the case - it really requires some contact in order to keep it clean (it' black). I am thinking about using Zaino for the summer months and Rejex for the winter, assuming Rejex has better protectant qualities.
Anyone's thoughts are apprecaited.
Anyone's thoughts are apprecaited.
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Originally Posted by Wildcat' post='403502' date='Mar 16 2007, 11:44 AM
What Zaino products are you using? After reading about the new Z-CS Clear Seal, it sounds a lot like Rejex in that it's meant to last a long time (6+ months). I'm think about slapping a coat or two of that on top of my standard Zaino products when springtime (EVENTUALLY) gets here. Zaino shine plus Rejex-like protection.
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Originally Posted by cmansbimmer' post='401980' date='Mar 12 2007, 11:56 PM
Here's the one thing to all though...what I really should have done is used Dawn for my first wash. This would have stripped away all the old Rejex and any other crap on the car from my previous details jobs. After that, I then should have laid down the NXT wash. But it still looks awesome.
There are a lot of varied opinions on the internet.
I now personally think that a paint cleaner will be much better and safer to remove pevious polishes or waxes.