Tito

Hi guys,
I'getting the impression that Zaino is good from the above posts.
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Do you guys know if its available on line to ship to a backwater like London?
Are there any UK Rennlisters that have been able to get hold of it?
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Tito

Gibo993

Hi Tito

Try this link

Its not UK but they will ship

<a href="http://www.viperlifestyle.de/zainoengl.htm" target="_blank">http://www.viperlifestyle.de/zainoengl.htm</a>

Or does anyone know an off the shelf supplier in UK

Grant

Jim

I'd just go to <a href="http://www.zainobros.com" target="_blank">www.zainobros.com</a> print out the form and mail it. They will ship, I'm sure. However, I'd wait until it was warmer in the UK as it works best when applied at 15 degrees or higher. This stuff truly is fantastic, as it makes my polar silver car almost glow rather than shine.

Bins

<a href="http://www.zainobros.com/" target="_blank">http://www.zainobros.com/</a>

Have emailed them re UK. Will let you know if I get a response.

Regards

Sam N

I have to agree that Zaino works much better than anything else currently available, even the Zymol carbon creme. Professional detail shops don't use it mainly because they cannot buy it in bulk, i.e. gallon jugs like traditional waxes. Its not cost effective. I've also noticed that they tend to be skeptical of a "synthetic" polish. I use the Z-5 on my black 993 and its amazing. The only problem is that I find myself applying it too often!

Sam

Bins

Thanks for your interest in Zaino Bros' Show Car Polish products.

I have a distributor in Germany... who speaks fluent English...

Alex Terzic
Bad Kissinger, Germany
+49 971 61817
<a href="http://www.viper-lifestyle.de" target="_blank">www.viper-lifestyle.de</a>
Email: alexander.terzic@t-online.de

You can order directly from him.

Enclosed is a more detailed version of my Application Tips & Tricks.
Please read thoroughly. It contains some really great info.....

"I SHALL PUT THE INFO IN GENERAL"

Regards

JJG

I feel dumb for asking, but how can I tell if my white car has a clear coat <img src="graemlins/c.gif" border="0" alt="[ouch]" /> ?

Richard C2S

Bins,

Where are your tips and tricks posted? Thanks.

Richard (not C4S)

Bins

"Where are your tips and tricks posted? Thanks."

In General/General

Tito

Thanks Guys
I think I will try some out.
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Tito

Matt Vaughan

All you need:

Zymol HD-Cleanse
Zymol Concours

It will do nicely, at a price, but well worth it.

Tito

Hi Matt,
I have the Zymol Ital kit.
I like the finish but I have to allocate a whole Sunday morning and it doesn't happen often enough.
How does Zaino compare to Zymol, and is the concours worth the extra $$$?
Cheers
Tito

Rob O'Meara

Tito,

I'm going to order some of the Zaino product from Dr. Alexander Terzic in Germany. I've heard so many rave reviews about it I've got to give it a go. You're welcome to try mine out when I get it.

Cheers,
Rob

Matt Vaughan

Tito, you are right. It does take a while to do it all, but in the end, it's well worth it. Twice a year with the HD-Cleanse and maybe 3-4 times with Concours, using the Field Glaze spray in between is all it takes. I've never tried the Zaino, but have heard good things about it. I just remember that German paint, Porsche paint in particular, does not do well with certain polymer based polishes and waxes. Carnauba, AFAIK, is the best for ours cars. Now I don't know why polymers are not considered good, considering my next favorite is Klasse, a polymer based polish.

And BTW, Zymol is all Mr. Weiner uses.