First time with Zaino

[CJ Offshoredude]

Hello everyone, Well I have put a order in for some Zaino car wash soap & the Grand Finale spray. I have never used this stuff before and I am looking for advise or comments on the product.

Thanks

[Tecca]

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[Moose]

Just PM me, or post here, any questions, and I'll be glad to help.

[camarorick]

Originally Posted by Teccboxx

These are the instructions that I am using for starters although I am changing some stuff up. Just waiting to get my clearbra on first before I Zaino!!

LAZaino Application Tips

That link is very good

I Just got my Zaino package today, and was wondering if it's okay to use on the light lens, glass, or on the radio display ??

[Moose]

Originally Posted by camarorick

That link is very good

I Just got my Zaino package today, and was wondering if it's okay to use on the light lens, glass, or on the radio display ??

You could use it on the lenses for the headlights (I'm assuming thats what you're referring to?) and the windshiled if you really wanted to.

I'd avoid touching the plastic covering the radio and gauges as much as possible. For those, I just use a small detailing brush (soft) and highly go over them to remove any dust. They're very susceptible to scratching. I forget, but if Chevrolet used glass over the gauges and radio on the 5th Gen., I'd still avoid touching them as much as possible, and like I mentioned, only go over them, lightly, with a soft detailing brush.

I'd recommend just using 'Stoners' Invisible Glass on the windshield. And if you want something to aid in water removal, ie; rain, 'Stoners' offers Invisible Glass with rain/water repellant.

I like to avoid putting any polish/wax on the lenses, etc., as it can actually cause streaking as well as result in scratches if you're not careful.

[Nexus6]

Novus makes a plastic polish http://www.novuspolish.com/

But i would only use this if you already have scratches.

I second what Moose says "no touchy touchy"

[camarorick]

Excellent, Thanks guys..... No touchy touchy on the headlight lenses and gages I appreciate the feedback.... Now I need some nice weather to put on this Zaino

Originally Posted by Moose

You could use it on the lenses for the headlights (I'm assuming thats what you're referring to?) and the windshiled if you really wanted to.

I'd avoid touching the plastic covering the radio and gauges as much as possible. For those, I just use a small detailing brush (soft) and highly go over them to remove any dust. They're very susceptible to scratching. I forget, but if Chevrolet used glass over the gauges and radio on the 5th Gen., I'd still avoid touching them as much as possible, and like I mentioned, only go over them, lightly, with a soft detailing brush.

I'd recommend just using 'Stoners' Invisible Glass on the windshield. And if you want something to aid in water removal, ie; rain, 'Stoners' offers Invisible Glass with rain/water repellant.

I like to avoid putting any polish/wax on the lenses, etc., as it can actually cause streaking as well as result in scratches if you're not careful.

Originally Posted by Nexus6

Novus makes a plastic polish http://www.novuspolish.com/

But i would only use this if you already have scratches.

I second what Moose says "no touchy touchy"