jewpac42

iTrader: (5)

So you actually wash your car wish dish soap? That is pretty stupid.

soundwave

iTrader: (14)

it removes the old wax if any was applied.

gdogg

iTrader: (38)

you have a detailing business??

mexicanpizza

iTrader: (9)

This coming from a filthy drunk hippie.

zumnwrx

iTrader: (6)

shhhh dont be like law...

edgar,

soggynuts

daredevil does a good job. i can vouch.

nic3krnnamja83

iTrader: (8)

i'll better the deal i'll thro dirt and mud for free and make it look like u went to a rally

jewpac42

iTrader: (5)

Im gonna beat you out for Mod in BAIC on NASIOC.

lbrblackwrx

pics work now

ImprezaRSDriver

iTrader: (2)

According to Zaino, you are supposed to use HUGE 100% cotton bath towels. And I thought the whole idea of the Zaino kit that they now sell is so that people can do it themselves.

Rat

iTrader: (12)

but I think you're in the east bay... right?

lbrblackwrx

you can use either microfiber or 100% cotton, i prefer to use microfiber because it is a lot softer than 100% cotton yes im in the east bay

SsTiNgEr77

iTrader: (4)

so whats s100?

Daredevil

iTrader: (5)

extremely awesome wax

powerband

Washing with Dawn liquid dish soap is a one-time procedure to harmlessly remove any previous wax residual. Its pH is perfect for this job, and Zaino recommends it done no more than once a year. Basically, once you apply Zaino to a fresh, clean car finish, you should not need to wash with Dawn liquid soap anymore.

Zaino is arguably one of the best car-care products, if not the best. However, it exerts the best shine effect on darker colored cars. Its protection, though, is claimed to be one of the longer protections you can get.

Applying Zaino is a multi-step, time-consuming procedure. $125 is a good price for the job. IMO, for the shine and/or protection it is worth it.

www.zainobros.com