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05-16-08, 03:32 PM
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06-01-08, 01:03 PM
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im getting a zaino kit this week, wash + clay bar than the zaino routine. my first time claybarring, also first polishing. I hope it takes out little paint imperfections on the hood scoop and wing, and also swirls. ill post b4 and afters or course
your car looks great btw! | 
06-01-08, 09:18 PM
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looks like a tough car to have to make look good
nice ride | 
06-04-08, 02:54 PM
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I'm not really a fan of Zaino, at all. Their products only work with their products. Nice marketing. If you've never tried Poorboy's Black Hole, do it. It's technically a finishing glaze, pure polish but it's meant strictly for black and other dark vehicles. It's amazing.
This is my car after the follow routine. Wash with Foam Gun & DP Foam Gun Shampoo, Grit Guards, Two Bucket Wash, SM Arnold Lambs Wool mit, etc. Clay with Poorboy's Clay + Meguiars A-Line QD, it's cheap. Meguiars #80 on 4 with G100, Meguiars #80 on 3 with G100, Poorboys Black Hole on 3 with G100, Poorboys EX-P Sealant on 3 with G100. Finished with Meguiars #16 by hand and Meguiars #34 QD.  | 
06-07-08, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by ThumperMX113 I'm not really a fan of Zaino, at all. Their products only work with their products. Nice marketing. If you've never tried Poorboy's Black Hole, do it. It's technically a finishing glaze, pure polish but it's meant strictly for black and other dark vehicles. It's amazing.
This is my car after the follow routine. Wash with Foam Gun & DP Foam Gun Shampoo, Grit Guards, Two Bucket Wash, SM Arnold Lambs Wool mit, etc. Clay with Poorboy's Clay + Meguiars A-Line QD, it's cheap. Meguiars #80 on 4 with G100, Meguiars #80 on 3 with G100, Poorboys Black Hole on 3 with G100, Poorboys EX-P Sealant on 3 with G100. Finished with Meguiars #16 by hand and Meguiars #34 QD. | Car looks great but the paint nor Black Hole nows it's being used on a dark color. It just has oils and would probably look good on light colors as well. What caught my attention is #16 as I haven't seen anyone here mention it. Probably Megs best durable wax ever, sad to see it go  .
The Chevy looks fantastic but one thing I don't like about Ziano on black is it give a mirror effect. On black I would go with something like Souveran to get the deepest wettest look possible, Or Clearkote's Carnuaba Moose wax for a deep pool of oil look. Ziano is just too reflective (to me) on blacks. | 
06-11-08, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by wytstang Car looks great but the paint nor Black Hole nows it's being used on a dark color. It just has oils and would probably look good on light colors as well. What caught my attention is #16 as I haven't seen anyone here mention it. Probably Megs best durable wax ever, sad to see it go  . | What are you talking about? Black Hole was designed to be used on Black or dark colors. Trust me, there is a big difference between using Black Hole and White Diamond for their colors ... | 
06-29-08, 02:21 AM
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Like I said Black hole just has more oils in it then the White Diamond. Neither product knows what color it's being applied too, marketing at it's best. I have some wax thats "For light colors" let me tell you it looks great on all colors. It doesn't stand out on light colors more then dark. | 
06-29-08, 12:46 PM
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I guess I'll have to agree to disagree. I understand what Black Hole has vs White Diamond, etc. Regardless it was created for use on a black or dark color vehicle, right? I find there a lot of waxes that do have their place on certain colors. #21 looks great on light colors but gives that saran wrap effect on dark colors compared to say #16, Natty's Red or Blue, etc. | 
07-08-08, 09:56 PM
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Zaino for the Win. Have been using it for years and won't use anything else. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Rate This Thread | Linear Mode | |
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