Looking for ZAINO detailer in the Houston area
 

Anybody know a decent detailer using ZAINO in the Houston area?

Get the All in one product and do it yourself. Its not that bad really if u do it that way.

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doood....there's a gazillion step by step instruction pages peeps have written!
What a better way to spend an afternoon with your new best friend and really get to know her!

Go start reading some Zaino detailing threads and you'll get all pumped up to want to do it yourself!.....

Get some good music, relax and plan on spending at least 4 hours with her!
you'll appreciate your car that much more...
and oh...did I mention that Zaino Smell.....mmmmmm Zaino Smell!

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19526
Have fun! ;)

Dinky Toy, order "the basics" and spend some time with your Camaro. :D

Its not difficult to use, and you'll be proud of the result. :thumbsup:

wished I got commission for pushing this product!

http://www.lazaino.com/zainoproducts.html

I've thought that myself. :D

Thanks for all the responses guys but I picked up my car yesterday (it came in unexpectedly) and it needs some urgent attention.

It was filthy and after pressure washing only, by the dealer and again by myself, it still is.

I have read the whole "Cosmetic maintenance" sub forum and honestly I am not looking forward to the clay bar procedure + I want to take care of it by this weekend and doubt I can get the stuff through internet order before then.

Also I live in an apartment complex with parking garage: No washing allowed inside.
I have only been in this country for 8 months (ordered the car on 10/13/08, only 4 days after arriving in Houston) and the friends I have made live in the same complex. So where do I go?

Also wouldn’t mind seeing a ZAINO’d car in real life first…

So:
Anybody know a decent detailer using ZAINO in the Houston area?

Fly me out (and back home) from California and I'll do it for you!

Here are some pics of a Zaino'd car its SIM
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25144

You could see if this guy is still in business (I'm sure he's not cheap though):

http://local.yahoo.com/info-29516744...ailing-houston

http://ptdetailing.com

Or you could use the ice polish from turtle wax. Its not the best stuff and its durability is below average but dam it goes on fast and easy. Just use very little product if u do.

Try here.....
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=zaino+Detailer+in+houston


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