Zaino service
Wow! $100 is a great price!
ZainoDetailer - What is your experience with Pigeon droppings that tend to leave a yellow stain on your clear coat when you try to clean it off (I have a PPW Z)? Does your detailing process remove these safely? The only way I'm ever able to get these out is with a 2000 grit rubbing compound and polish.
Also, how long does your full detailing process take?
Thx!
ZainoDetailer - What is your experience with Pigeon droppings that tend to leave a yellow stain on your clear coat when you try to clean it off (I have a PPW Z)? Does your detailing process remove these safely? The only way I'm ever able to get these out is with a 2000 grit rubbing compound and polish.
Also, how long does your full detailing process take?
Thx!
Bird droppings if left there for more than I say an hour, if that, has already done its damage. It eats through your clearcoat, i know this because my sister in law's car has the same stains, she doesn't clean it, my brother does, she just drives it. Sometimes with the claybar if you're lucky you can get it out, sometimes i get lucky where it the clearcoat was resilient enough to withstand the bird droppings. The whole process takes about 4-6 hours, most of the time being spent on claybarring the car. Since its heating up the wax should take no more than 20 min to dry. I just say 6 being the most because i hate to give a time quote i can't meet. Average is about 4 - 4 1/2. The heat also poses a problem with water spots. It has its advantages and disadvantages.
Originally Posted by sundawg
SO who has actually had this guy do the detailing??? any commments and does anyone have any b4 and after pics. i might consider driving an hour to have this done
Just call him to schedule. You won't be disapointed.
Originally Posted by ZainoDetailer
Bird droppings if left there for more than I say an hour, if that, has already done its damage. It eats through your clearcoat, i know this because my sister in law's car has the same stains, she doesn't clean it, my brother does, she just drives it. Sometimes with the claybar if you're lucky you can get it out, sometimes i get lucky where it the clearcoat was resilient enough to withstand the bird droppings. The whole process takes about 4-6 hours, most of the time being spent on claybarring the car. Since its heating up the wax should take no more than 20 min to dry. I just say 6 being the most because i hate to give a time quote i can't meet. Average is about 4 - 4 1/2. The heat also poses a problem with water spots. It has its advantages and disadvantages.
4-6 hours isnt too bad at all. very nice.
Originally Posted by bixby
He did an excelent job on my expedition and did use his own Zaino. He came to my house, worked from start to finish without a break & wouldn't even take a bottled water from me or let me feed him. Again, it took him about 8 hours.
thanks guys for all the kind words... sat and tues are filled but fri, sun and mon are still open.. i check here as much as i can but the best way to reach me is by phone.
Last edited by ZainoDetailer; Jul 13, 2005 at 09:26 AM.
how many coats of Z5 have you put on there so far? you can do one of two things.. either put more coats of Z5 or use a porter cable with the Zaino Z-PC to reduce them. After i detail i cannot guarantee that the swirls will be gone just by putting Z5 on there.. The Z5 is more of a filler. And the thing that sucks is you can only put 3 coats a day using the ZFX. Anything more is a waste of time and product because it won't be doing anything. i will post a pic of how the Z-PC works.
Originally Posted by AZNNBLK
thankz for the tip.. i have not used the Z - pc before.. i will give it a try. 

hey im looking into having this done, how do i get ahold of u and do i scedule a appointment or anything, i have a 03 Z and want it fully detailed inside and out and have the full zaino treatment done.... leme knoe when ur free and how much it costs, im in lodi 95242 if u could come here i would pay u a lil extra and buy u lunch or somehting, thanx
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