Spring Cleaning
- Thread starter Tribe98
- Start date
I’m sure you’re familiar with Autopians favorite products. So whether you go Klasse, Zaino, Blackfire, Blitz, Pinnacle etc. is something you have to decide for yourself. All will look good on white.
More important is the prep work so whatever you choose will give you maximum results. If you can be more specific about what condition your paint is in and what your expectations for appearance and maintenance are someone might be of more help.
SJS
More important is the prep work so whatever you choose will give you maximum results. If you can be more specific about what condition your paint is in and what your expectations for appearance and maintenance are someone might be of more help.
SJS
imported_JeffBruce
New member
Heres a thread about white cars
http://autopia-carport.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8804&highlight=white
Do a search on preping your car before Klasse, Zaino or any other
jeff
http://autopia-carport.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8804&highlight=white
Do a search on preping your car before Klasse, Zaino or any other
jeff
Andre'
New member
Well in my opinion, after using Klasse, BF, Blitz, #20, #26, Zaino and outhers, i think Zaino looks best on white, it provides a very bright shine, and that's not very easy to do on white. Zaino is also very durable and slick even after months of snow, salt and rain. I must say that prep work is the key to making a cars finish look perfect, not just the wax or sealant products one may use.
I hope this helps a bit.
I hope this helps a bit.
here is my new answer to the Z vs K question
how much time do you want to spend on your car? If you're a frequent waxer Zaino might be the one for you. You can layer and layer Z on a white car and make it shine. Most people that use Klasse have long gaps of no Klasse application. Some use a natural carnauba topper to give more depth which they do every other month or so.
it seems that people always answer, this is better, this is better, but now I think it's not which is better, it's how would you like to use it (assuming you don't like one shine over the other)
The match between the two is pretty much neck and neck but different people tend to like each product a little more than the other. So the answer to your question ends up being, you'll have to try out. So at this point the new question is which program would you like to adopt? (as I don't think money is an issue here)
how much time do you want to spend on your car? If you're a frequent waxer Zaino might be the one for you. You can layer and layer Z on a white car and make it shine. Most people that use Klasse have long gaps of no Klasse application. Some use a natural carnauba topper to give more depth which they do every other month or so.
it seems that people always answer, this is better, this is better, but now I think it's not which is better, it's how would you like to use it (assuming you don't like one shine over the other)
The match between the two is pretty much neck and neck but different people tend to like each product a little more than the other. So the answer to your question ends up being, you'll have to try out. So at this point the new question is which program would you like to adopt? (as I don't think money is an issue here)