Gotta Love that Zaino Shine...Pics

[Stiffler]

Zaino Rules!

 

[King GTS]

Great Shine! Now how'd you get it all off? That's my only problem w/ Zaino. <u>I either don't know how to take it all off or I don't know how much to use in the first place!</u> I know it's the best on the market but I guess I just don't know how to use it properly. I guess I missed it on the web site.

Never can get a definitive answer!

 

[jimandela]

SWEET!!
Nice floor too!!

 

[pj]

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Are you sure you are using the proper gear?

 

[pjb]

The GTS + zaino looks fantastic! btw, can you tell me where you got those checkered tiles (and if it was a pain to install)?

 

[Gerald]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Michael Pierce:

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I want to see some ****** action

 

[Jerry Dobson]

All right....let's have a shine contest. Here is my ride that just glows!

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[King GTS]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Michael Pierce:

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I knew there was some good in you!

 

[pj]

Here's my entry for "shine contest" (100% Pure Zaino, baby!]:

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[Tomer]

Do you Zaino-meisters use power polisher/buffers, or is it all hand application (wax on, wax off gr****opper

I currently have a collection of Meguairs products, and my wife got me a sears orbital polisher/buffer for Dad's day, so I want to hit this seriously... It runs at 2400 cycles per min. She also approved an upgrade if this Sears polisher is not the right type of machine...

Anyone out there using machines to apply polish/wax, please advise!

thanks
Tomer

 

[SPARKY]

DUDE THATS MY SISTER!!!!!!

 

[pj]

Dude, you cant have a bonding experience with your car by using a machine that hums and vibrates...

(hmmm... are you thinking what i am thinking? lol)

 

[Dixter]

You'll find your answer about the buffers and wax's
right here....
http://www.autopia-carport.com/forums/index.php

There's some very good info here.... I am thinking one of
the best investments you can buy is the new microfibre towels...

I got a set for fathersday and they are fantastic for taking
wax off of the car....

I just order'd a bunch more yesterday....

 

[Stiffler]

PJB,

I purchased the tiles at Home Depot, they are the peel and stick kind. Installation is pretty simple as long as you keep them straight. I used a chalk line to get a straight edge to start from. I started from the most seen edge and worked to the least seen edge but I think the proper way to do tile is to start from the middle and work your way outward, but that may only apply to tiling a room to each of the 4 surrounding walls. I used 4 tiles of the same color per block which is recommended for larger tiled areas so your floor doesn't look to "busy" and give you a headache if you stare at it too long. The tiles are pretty durable but they can be scratched or damaged if you try hard enough. But that's the advantage of using the peel and stick tiles, if you damage/scratch one they are easy and cheap to replace.

I appreciate the kudos on the floor, but our fellow forum member MOPAR STEVE gave me the idea so he's the real hero.


Jerry/Mike, your cars look great, I may have some catching up to do in the shine dept. !