Water spots
#4
A detailer spray is best to use right after you wash to remove a fresh water spot if you have created one in the washing process, if you are a Zaino user this is the Z-6, if you use another brand of car wax or polish buy the kind of detailer spray that is made to work with the given wax or polish.
#5
Originally posted by Keo
Man, you Zaino guys are killin' me. Meguiar's Final Inspection #34 is less expensive and can be found almost anywhere for $5.95: Napa, Autozone, etc.
Man, you Zaino guys are killin' me. Meguiar's Final Inspection #34 is less expensive and can be found almost anywhere for $5.95: Napa, Autozone, etc.
#6
We're talking about a waterspot right after washing a car. It makes no sense to spend $10 and WAIT for delivery when he can save $5 and get it off immediately with a well respected product. Your analogy of Meguiars to a toyota camry is ridiculous.
#7
I have never tried to remove a water spot with a toyota camry, does this work. I imagine the camry is too heavy to lift onto my water spot, is there a certain part of the camry you reccommend using for removing waterspots from my Z?
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alot of members simply have used everything else and feel zaino is the best, therefore always recommending zaino. I also recommed it, and if you dont have it, finish using whatever else you have and then order the starter kit. You will no regret it.
#10
Originally posted by ranger5oh
I have never tried to remove a water spot with a toyota camry, does this work. I imagine the camry is too heavy to lift onto my water spot, is there a certain part of the camry you reccommend using for removing waterspots from my Z?
I have never tried to remove a water spot with a toyota camry, does this work. I imagine the camry is too heavy to lift onto my water spot, is there a certain part of the camry you reccommend using for removing waterspots from my Z?
I think you gotta get it online. I just gave in...yesterday I did two coats of Z5...goin outside right now to start 2 coats of Z2. But gotta Z6 in-between...got a couple water spots overnight
#11
Originally posted by Dittybopdiva
Thanks guys! Beside purchasing Zaino online, is there any retail store, where i can get it from?
Thanks guys! Beside purchasing Zaino online, is there any retail store, where i can get it from?
Do you have any kind of detailer spray right now? what I was saying is that any kind of detailer spray would remove a fresh water spot.............
#12
A word of advise - Zaino and Hard water spots
I first saw Zaino on this site and gave it a try, yes I am sold on this product as well. However, if you have water spots risk in your area, I would highly suggest you to stay away from Zaino. You will not be able to remove water spots once you have zaino on your car. Period. Z6 does nothing and will not remove any HARD water spots. Do a litle search and you will find some other discussions about hard water spots... Drive safely.
#14
Re: A word of advise - Zaino and Hard water spots
Originally posted by Taya
I first saw Zaino on this site and gave it a try, yes I am sold on this product as well. However, if you have water spots risk in your area, I would highly suggest you to stay away from Zaino. You will not be able to remove water spots once you have zaino on your car. Period. Z6 does nothing and will not remove any HARD water spots. Do a litle search and you will find some other discussions about hard water spots... Drive safely.
I first saw Zaino on this site and gave it a try, yes I am sold on this product as well. However, if you have water spots risk in your area, I would highly suggest you to stay away from Zaino. You will not be able to remove water spots once you have zaino on your car. Period. Z6 does nothing and will not remove any HARD water spots. Do a litle search and you will find some other discussions about hard water spots... Drive safely.
Hard water spots can happen no matter what kind of wax or polish you use as I used many different kinds of waxes and polishes over the years before I ever heard of Zaino and sometimes had these spots, it depends on the contaminants in rain water and the area of the country you live in.
But most of the time you can remove hard water spots easily with some white vinegar, just rub it on and off the surface and it will take the water spots with it, if this does not work the spots are more than likely actual acid rain damage and has etched the clear coat and in that case you will need to use an abrasive on the surface....
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