Just back from Zaino wax service in OKC, Oklahoma
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$100 got me wash, claybar, and 4 coats of Zaino (they use the accelerator) at Memorial Xpress in OKC. They had it most of one day. From there on out it's $30 an app for follow up coats, but I'll likely do this myself. I think it looks great, and the paint is as smooth as glass.
Has anyone else hired it done? Price? |
Yeah, $35 will get you a bottle of zaino clear coat polish, gloss spray and car wash, shipped to your door from www.zainobros.com. Which should last you 6 months - 2 years.
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Originally Posted by Paradox
$100 got me wash, claybar, and 4 coats of Zaino (they use the accelerator) at Memorial Xpress in OKC. They had it most of one day. From there on out it's $30 an app for follow up coats, but I'll likely do this myself. I think it looks great, and the paint is as smooth as glass.
Has anyone else hired it done? Price? |
Why does Zaino take so long to apply? Is it difficult to remove? Time consuming to apply? Or just that time accumulates the more layers you add?
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it doesn't take long at all.
but the first time you do it, you want to do it properly, so that involves claybar. you could do this step with any wax/polish, so it's really not a zaino thing... then you wash the car to get the clay stuff off, then use zaino... apply it in a thin layer, shouldn't take long. Then you wipe it off. Then use the gloss spray if you want, not required though. It helps get everything wet and smooth looking. |
Cripees...took me four hours to wash, clay, wash, Z1, Z2, Z6, wheels, interior with Leather in a Bottle....I was knackered :p I did the second coat of Z2, Z6 the next day. However, I was applying this stuff outdoors in 32 degree weather, so I guess a bit of break is natural....ya think? I had a big bottle of water to help. Better deal is to buy the ZFX and put a few drops into your Z2. Then can save a step, I highly recommend!
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Originally Posted by Paradox
$100 got me wash, claybar, and 4 coats of Zaino (they use the accelerator) at Memorial Xpress in OKC. They had it most of one day. From there on out it's $30 an app for follow up coats, but I'll likely do this myself. I think it looks great, and the paint is as smooth as glass.
Has anyone else hired it done? Price? |
Yes, I thought so for the 1st app, at least.
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Costco infant seat? That's hilarious. I hope it comes with side strakes.
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do u have any b4 and after pictures? or can u post a bigger picture?
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Hey Paradox, did they really claybar the whole car? It sounds like you are satisfied with them. Are they off the turnpike N or S?
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Yes, whole car. Get off Kilpatrick on Western, go E on Memorial, it's on the North side. They did a good job.
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is there a online database of Zaino car wash places or rather Zaino appliers?
I'd pay to have them strip off the current wax and setup my car for layering :) |
No, there isn't a directory of Zaino "shops." I looked for a directory, and never could find one. I don't know if Zaino corp. would know who they ship to in your area or not.
Yes, the main reason I hired it done was to have them do the claybar. Stripping off the current wax is easy, just use Dawn dish detergent. (See Zaino website.) |
Originally Posted by Paradox
$100 got me wash, claybar, and 4 coats of Zaino (they use the accelerator) at Memorial Xpress in OKC. They had it most of one day. From there on out it's $30 an app for follow up coats, but I'll likely do this myself. I think it looks great, and the paint is as smooth as glass.
Has anyone else hired it done? Price? Note: Apply no more than three coats of ZFX™ in a 24 hour period. BTW - I worked out one coat of Zaino to cost $32.75 based on product and time to apply remove at a meager $10.00 per hr, so $30.00 is a steal. FYI - for the 12 coats I have on my car the total came to $196.50 most of that is labor (at $10.00 per hr), actual product cost for the 12 coats was $23.00! - that is a remarkably LOW product cost for 12 coats of protection and shine. |
Originally Posted by Genesis
However, I was applying this stuff outdoors in 32 degree weather
I'd much rather apply any wax in 32 °C than 32 °F... but either way it is a chore for sure :) |
Originally Posted by Tamas
I suppose you mean Celsius... I have a hard time seeing Singapore to get 32 Fahrenheit :D
I'd much rather apply any wax in 32 °C than 32 °F... but either way it is a chore for sure :) |
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