Zaino car detailing pics inside
05-05-2004, 01:00 AM
#1
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Zaino car detailing pics inside
Who wants their car detailed? Heres some pics of my work but first heres what i do
$100 includes vacuum, tire dressing, rims cleaned, and interior dressing
1. Wash the car with Dawn (to remove old wax and oils off paint)
2. Clay Bar
3. Wash the car with Zaino soap
4. Z5 polish aka swirl and fine scratch remover
5. Z2 "wet" polish
The Z2 gives it that wet look and here's some pics of the STi
I only use microfiber products with a 80/20 blend which will not scratch a car whatsoever to dry and polish the car. You are welcome to come look at the applicator pad and wash mitt as they are from Zaino. The applicator pad is a DF product.
Extra coats of any polish is $10 per coat, more coats you put the cleaner it looks.. The STi received only 2 coats of Z5 and one coat of Z2.. just to give you an idea.. If you want it to bling more its just $10 per coat which will increase the time you are without your car.. For black/dark cars i recommend more Z5 to remove and fill fine scratches and swirls. I include one coat of each but after one coat of Z5 the STi looked pretty nice. Polishing any chrome or silver parts is $50 depending on item which needs to be polished.. That will be up to my discrepancy to see if it will cost more or not.. Leather upholstery cleaning is $30 extra as well... it takes about 6-8 hours per car due to length procedures and cure time for the wax.
Any Questions please call 510-552-7925
$100 includes vacuum, tire dressing, rims cleaned, and interior dressing
1. Wash the car with Dawn (to remove old wax and oils off paint)
2. Clay Bar
3. Wash the car with Zaino soap
4. Z5 polish aka swirl and fine scratch remover
5. Z2 "wet" polish
The Z2 gives it that wet look and here's some pics of the STi
I only use microfiber products with a 80/20 blend which will not scratch a car whatsoever to dry and polish the car. You are welcome to come look at the applicator pad and wash mitt as they are from Zaino. The applicator pad is a DF product.
Extra coats of any polish is $10 per coat, more coats you put the cleaner it looks.. The STi received only 2 coats of Z5 and one coat of Z2.. just to give you an idea.. If you want it to bling more its just $10 per coat which will increase the time you are without your car.. For black/dark cars i recommend more Z5 to remove and fill fine scratches and swirls. I include one coat of each but after one coat of Z5 the STi looked pretty nice. Polishing any chrome or silver parts is $50 depending on item which needs to be polished.. That will be up to my discrepancy to see if it will cost more or not.. Leather upholstery cleaning is $30 extra as well... it takes about 6-8 hours per car due to length procedures and cure time for the wax.
Any Questions please call 510-552-7925
Last edited by lbrblackwrx; 05-26-2004 at 01:53 PM.
05-05-2004, 01:23 AM
#4
here's my hijack
biatch!@
50 dollars gets you
vacuum
interior vinyl, rubber and fabric detail/cleaner
mothers soap wash
mothers clay bar
mothers soap wash #2
meguirs scratch/swirl remover
s100 wax x2
meguirs instant detailer
and of course all windows
rim/tire cleaner
biatch!@
50 dollars gets you
vacuum
interior vinyl, rubber and fabric detail/cleaner
mothers soap wash
mothers clay bar
mothers soap wash #2
meguirs scratch/swirl remover
s100 wax x2
meguirs instant detailer
and of course all windows
rim/tire cleaner
Last edited by Daredevil; 05-05-2004 at 01:34 AM.
05-05-2004, 09:07 AM
#6
s100 is my favorite topper.
Shoot I need a detail and with 3 guys going at it now it's a good time to do it.
But alas. I have knee surgery next week. The car will be sitting a while. And as sooon as I am able to drive it will be going into the god for saken body shop for like 2 more weeks. I won't have my car for what looks like a month. BOOOOOOOOOO>
Max you ever tried that S100 that comes in a spray can? Stuff is awesome. It's great for smaller stuff. I like to use it on the hood scoop and wing and my clearbra. Used it on my wheels during the winter..keeps that crap from sticking pretty well. It's a good final shot when you're doing a detail or when you waxed and don't have time for mulitple coats of the regular s100. Takes like 10 minutes to do the whole car if you really wanted too..haaa.
Shoot I need a detail and with 3 guys going at it now it's a good time to do it.
But alas. I have knee surgery next week. The car will be sitting a while. And as sooon as I am able to drive it will be going into the god for saken body shop for like 2 more weeks. I won't have my car for what looks like a month. BOOOOOOOOOO>
Max you ever tried that S100 that comes in a spray can? Stuff is awesome. It's great for smaller stuff. I like to use it on the hood scoop and wing and my clearbra. Used it on my wheels during the winter..keeps that crap from sticking pretty well. It's a good final shot when you're doing a detail or when you waxed and don't have time for mulitple coats of the regular s100. Takes like 10 minutes to do the whole car if you really wanted too..haaa.
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05-05-2004, 03:31 PM
#15
zaino rips but they are a pain.
They won't do any kind of group buys or bulk hook ups. And they are just too damn expensive for me to buy all their stuff.
I wish we could get them to do a package. all the basic needs for a detail...etc... Knock of shipping at the very least.
I just use the stuff I like.
I have
S100
mother products
zymol products
maguires products
etc. I'm not going out of my way to give someone business...especially since I have a white car and zaino doesn't make that big a difference. (far as I know)
They won't do any kind of group buys or bulk hook ups. And they are just too damn expensive for me to buy all their stuff.
I wish we could get them to do a package. all the basic needs for a detail...etc... Knock of shipping at the very least.
I just use the stuff I like.
I have
S100
mother products
zymol products
maguires products
etc. I'm not going out of my way to give someone business...especially since I have a white car and zaino doesn't make that big a difference. (far as I know)