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Mar 26, 2004 | 10:07 AM

Reggi914

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Zaino removal

Is there a right or better way to remove zaino once dried?

Mar 26, 2004 | 01:35 PM

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With a high quality towel? no sure extactly what you are asking...

Mar 26, 2004 | 03:33 PM

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No i mean do you just buff it off? Will it all come off that way?

Mar 26, 2004 | 10:35 PM

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Yes. When it is dry, wipe it off with a high quality cotton or Microfiber towel. If it is on a bit thick, then it may take a bit of work to remove it.

Mar 27, 2004 | 04:19 AM

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For the answer to this question, I ask that you get out your Zaino bible and turn to Sal 3:16

"....whosoever shall take it upon thyself to partake in the joy that is Zaino, he shall vow to never applyith his polish too thickly. Amen, amen I say! He who Zainos must never overuse that which is so good. He who followith these words shall truely be blessed with a vehicle most shiney!"

Ahhhh, in other words:

simply buff it off with a MF towel. It will come off very easily and your car will look really good.

Mar 27, 2004 | 08:13 AM

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Originally posted by Dr Bonz
For the answer to this question, I ask that you get out your Zaino bible and turn to Sal 3:16

"....whosoever shall take it upon thyself to partake in the joy that is Zaino, he shall vow to never applyith his polish too thickly. Amen, amen I say! He who Zainos must never overuse that which is so good. He who followith these words shall truely be blessed with a vehicle most shiney!"

Ahhhh, in other words:

simply buff it off with a MF towel. It will come off very easily and your car will look really good.

LMAO....Doc, your a killer!!!....hahahahahaha