I think my statement is fair, I'm not saying Zaino is poo, just stating what I saw, a proud happy Zaino user and what happened. Sure, the Zaino or InZaino may have been applied wrong but he was very happy with the way it was applied and looked, right or wrong and the NXT was applied correctly by a trained factory professional and that made the Zaino look bad, possible, maybe. It's just that there are so many of these smaller internet based wax companies, too many to pick from, who do you trust? Do they have the R&D dollars that the big boys have? What's their scientific/technical credentials? I look at it this way, there are tons of proffesionals, mostly body shops, car dealers, fleet owners and even local detailers that buy commercial grade products that they depend on to make a living. As a serious hobbiest, when I look for a product, I feel more confident choosing one that's used in these situations like Malco, 3m, or Meguiars Proffesional series. I've never seen body shops, dealers, and even large detailer operations using Adams, Zaino, SSR, FP, VM and that doesn't mean they're no good but it doesn't give me the confidence to buy them, bought enough garbage sold by hucksters too many times, even at state fairs and swap meets but I do enjoy listening to them, just don't buy the stuff. I feel that if the paint is properly prepared with a rotary buffer (not a PC) and perfectly clean and swirl free, any wax will look good, some look slightly better than others, some hide imperfections better than others and some last better than others but it's all in the prep, not the wax.
Hmm, that makes me hungry for some food on a stick.
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