Ah, Clear Corners and Zaino
#1
Ah, Clear Corners and Zaino
The two most loved and hated topics. I just wanted to say hi and show my car. I've posted beofre but the weather has been heck for taking pictures and washing the car right.
I rotated the tree pick. It's the reflection from the hood and I thought a good shot of how Zaino makes the car a mirror.
-- Smileynh
I rotated the tree pick. It's the reflection from the hood and I thought a good shot of how Zaino makes the car a mirror.
-- Smileynh
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Originally Posted by Smileynh
The two most loved and hated topics. I just wanted to say hi and show my car. I've posted beofre but the weather has been heck for taking pictures and washing the car right.
I rotated the tree pick. It's the reflection from the hood and I thought a good shot of how Zaino makes the car a mirror.
-- Smileynh
I rotated the tree pick. It's the reflection from the hood and I thought a good shot of how Zaino makes the car a mirror.
-- Smileynh
What have you done with the grille on the wheel well vent?
#8
Haven't done anything to the vent. I thought about getting Strakes but I like the way it looks just the way it is. My next purchase will be the rear rotary accent(ordering today).
The tires are Pirelli Snowsports(until May, it snowed last #$#@ week) on generic aluminum rims. Doing my second coat of Zaino tomorrow.
Why did you ask about the vent?
The tires are Pirelli Snowsports(until May, it snowed last #$#@ week) on generic aluminum rims. Doing my second coat of Zaino tomorrow.
Why did you ask about the vent?
#12
Its def. not showroom shine, but if you just wash with it and wax by hand, I think its just as good, and takes about half the time. Def. worth it for quick washes before a night on the town, or whatever.
#13
I tried it ONCE on my car and it just didn't work very well on a black car. I spent more time rinsing with the 'spot free rise' cycle then I would have drying it with a micro fiber towel...
#14
Smiley:
Not sure if I know you but where from NH are your from? Goffstown here. Got an '04 BB myself. We should get together sometime and have a detail day. I could invite other 8 owners over too
Not sure if I know you but where from NH are your from? Goffstown here. Got an '04 BB myself. We should get together sometime and have a detail day. I could invite other 8 owners over too
#15
WOW another black 8 all shiney with Zaino. Between you and Jedi54 you guys are killing me with your pics. I got the Ultimate Zaino kit weeks ago, just trying to schedule a weekend to apply it. Nice job btw.
#16
Originally Posted by tiggerlee
just trying to schedule a weekend to apply it. Nice job btw.
#17
<- Married with 3 kids, ie. no time. This weekend was just nice though. 60-70 degrees. My wife was planting flowers kids riding the power scooter and power wheels fire truck. My wife doesn't mind me working on the car. She knows it's my therapy. I get that focused look combined with a stupid grin. Intense-Happiness
Going to try for a second coat today. The car was pretty shiney to start only 3k miles. Zaino mad a big difference on the reflectivity though. Black Mirror now. And I agree with those that say Zaino smells like candy. Cotton Candy, Grape Bubble gum etc.
I live in Merrimack NH. Theres another BB and a Blue that's 2 wks newer then mine. Neither have clear corners though
I never knew how to wash the car properly. Thx for the tips here. Best one was:
Wash a single panel at a time top to bottom drying each panel as you go. Allow the water to sheet not spray.
The sheeting part is a pain unless you have an on/off valve at the end or want to flood the street(dumb). But drying right away allows you to see if you missed anything.
Going to try for a second coat today. The car was pretty shiney to start only 3k miles. Zaino mad a big difference on the reflectivity though. Black Mirror now. And I agree with those that say Zaino smells like candy. Cotton Candy, Grape Bubble gum etc.
I live in Merrimack NH. Theres another BB and a Blue that's 2 wks newer then mine. Neither have clear corners though
I never knew how to wash the car properly. Thx for the tips here. Best one was:
Wash a single panel at a time top to bottom drying each panel as you go. Allow the water to sheet not spray.
The sheeting part is a pain unless you have an on/off valve at the end or want to flood the street(dumb). But drying right away allows you to see if you missed anything.
Last edited by Smileynh; 04-12-2006 at 06:09 AM.
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