I know bonz would beat me to a bloody pulp, but I just want to jump and slide across the hood Duke of Hazzard style.

 

Put the first coats on the wife's Avalon at Christmas time then the next ones about a month ago. It still beaded water and looked pretty darn good (for a 7 year old car) right before that second treatment. Longetivity not a problem, I'd say.

 

im tired of this zaio cult....if i dont get to play too!

Going over crystal guard what zaino product would i need to get?
Bye the way here is a pic of my ride with CG.

 

I want to try this zaino and see if i can get even better results.

one more pic CG.

 

While anything after 30 or 40 is simply insanity at its finest I would have to disagree.

I noticed a gradual improvement on up to 15 and then, really no difference until I got to 25 or so. It just seemed to shine a little "deeper" than before.

Obviously after that, it is just my compulsion and "Love of the Game". If you haven't read my editorial on "WHY", here is the link to it:

http://www.350zfrenzy.com/forum/view...ust_zayno_0803

Yeah, but that would eliminate 90% of all the great arguments we get into!

Trust me, there is DEFINITELY a difference.

Probably not a good idea. I think Zaino works best on either bare paint, or Zaino itself.

I did the full process from day one and repeated it around layer number 35 when Zaino came out with their New Formula Z-2. The claying really didn't remove the previous layers of Zaino though. Water still beaded like a champ afterward.

See it here:

https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ght=bonz+zaino


Thanks for all of the complements guys!