Just to let you all know that i read in here were Noles said try zaino products. Alittle pricey but, WHOA what a shine. I called and talked to Sal at zaino and he said to use clay first to remove any raildust and other paint imperfections then use his stuff. Even though my truck was new the clay made a big differnce in the way the paint felt. Then I did the zaino. I just wish I could post a picture.
Thanks again,Noles


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99 F150 XLT 4X4 s/c orp 5.4 automatic 3:73
Ford soft tonneau cover rubber maid bed mat and mud from the dirt bike

 

Had my truck under 3 days and it was oversprayed by some idiots painting stadium light poles adjacent to where I work. Got $600 outta their insurance and did the clay magic myself (don't like letting anyone get their grubby paws on my truck). That stuff works great. My truck felt like sandpaper for two months, and the clay magic took it right off. Took five hours of rubbing, but it came off. Pretty good product.

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99 XLT Black Ex-cab, Flareside, 5.4, ORP, 3.73, Gibson Supertruck, K&N, Raised front 1" a-la torsion bars

 

Its works very good. You would not think it could do anything but it does. You should look into the zanio bros products. Its the the clearcoat protetor that most members in the viper club and corvett club uses. Looks great and nothing sticks to it. Bugs wipe off.

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99 F150 XLT 4X4 s/c orp 5.4 automatic 3:73
Ford soft tonneau cover rubber maid bed mat and mud from the dirt bike

 

Offroader99,
you sound like me after I used Zaino for the first time. I couldn't believe the results. It's unbelieveable how deep the shine is. It's worth the money, and then some. Did you try the Zaino Brothers car wash concetrate? That stuff is great also. Is it me, or does that concetrate have a faint beer smell to it? I think I'm gonna do my truck again this weekend. I'll try to wax it a couple of times more before winter sets in. My neighbors think I'm crazy for washing and waxing my truck all the time. It's time consuming, but, after I'm all done and I stand back and look at it, it was well worth the time and hard work.

 

So where do you get this products and how many different products do they make.

Thanks.

Bono

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Bono,
go to www.zainobrothers.com.

 

I have used the Clay bar by "Mothers" & it works great too ! Never tried clay magic.. or Zaino ? Where can you get it ? I have been using Meguiars Gold Class & Eagle 1 "Wet" polish/wax. Is it that much better ?



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Sean in Texas
https://www.f150online.com/features/index.html
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I have used the Clay bar by "Mothers" & it works great too ! Never tried clay magic.. or Zaino ? Where can you get it ? I have been using Meguiars Gold Class & Eagle 1 "Wet" polish/wax. Is it that much better ?

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Sean in Texas


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Yes I bought the wash too. I don't smell the beer in it, but I do enjoy 1 or 2 while i wash and wax. My neighbors thought i was car wash crazy also, because of all the steps putting it on my truck and my wifes explorer. But when i was done my 1 neighbor (who owns a licolin nav) said WHAT THE HELL DID YOU PUT ON THAT TRUCK, it looks deep and wet. He ordered it.

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99 F150 XLT 4X4 s/c orp 5.4 automatic 3:73
Ford soft tonneau cover rubber maid bed mat and mud from the dirt bike

 

What color are your trucks? I have the 97 saddle color. Will the effect be the same even on light colored paints? Dark trucks with a new wax job look excellent but is there any difference between mequires/liq glass/zaino, etc? Thanks!
Jason
Gilbert AZ