Zanio vs Wet Cherry ??
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From: Stinkin Joisey
Boy that Black sure looks great Marcus! That picture must have been taken seconds after you finished waxing it LOL
I'll stick with my Silver Lightning, kind of a lazy owner hahaha. Inoticed no one mentions Liquid Glass. I just love it, hard to put on, and hard to take off
I'll stick with my Silver Lightning, kind of a lazy owner hahaha. Inoticed no one mentions Liquid Glass. I just love it, hard to put on, and hard to take off
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From: Warner Robins, Ga, CSA
In the 'general care' section, an owner recommends(swear's it works?) 'peanut butter' for removing wax on trim parts. I haven't tried it yet even though I have Cherry Wet Wax on most of my trim--lazy?
I got my CWW from coatsproducts.com--ask for Rick. They have many 'care' products and be sure you get some of their Miracle Mist--use it for clay-bar lubricant and/or to do a quick-shine at any time--I use it to lift bugs, crap, etc. off the clear coat--wonderful stuff.
Dan
I got my CWW from coatsproducts.com--ask for Rick. They have many 'care' products and be sure you get some of their Miracle Mist--use it for clay-bar lubricant and/or to do a quick-shine at any time--I use it to lift bugs, crap, etc. off the clear coat--wonderful stuff.
Dan
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From: Palm Coast, FL
I haven't used the Wet Cherry, but I have used all other brands of wax over the years. When I switched to Zaino, I was amazed at the difference. Not only does it shine, but it adds to the enhancement of the paint. We had a black 93 Explorer, and the factory black Ford paint had turned brown over the years. We needed to sell the truck, but it looked like crap. I had just gotten Zaino for my black 95, and decided the give it a try on the Explorer. After a days work, the truck was no longer brown, but a deep black finish, and the truck looked brand new. We had no problems selling it, and as a matter of fact, the truck is local and I still see it from time to time and it's still black :-).
It does appear the Wet Cherry gives a better initial finish. But also keep in mind that unlike all other products including the Wet Cherry, Zaino products are NOT waxes. Sal Zaino is a certified chemist. His products are desinged to work with each other, and to not only not harm your paint, but protect it. The Zaino products block UV rays, and protect your finish from acid rain and other harmful elements. The Pre-lock actually bonds to the paint, providing a layer of protection and a solid foundation for the other Zaino products to work with. With the Zaino stuff, it's more than just about shine, it's about preserving the finish of your pride and joy for life
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It does appear the Wet Cherry gives a better initial finish. But also keep in mind that unlike all other products including the Wet Cherry, Zaino products are NOT waxes. Sal Zaino is a certified chemist. His products are desinged to work with each other, and to not only not harm your paint, but protect it. The Zaino products block UV rays, and protect your finish from acid rain and other harmful elements. The Pre-lock actually bonds to the paint, providing a layer of protection and a solid foundation for the other Zaino products to work with. With the Zaino stuff, it's more than just about shine, it's about preserving the finish of your pride and joy for life
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BLackBoLT99
Nice truck looks great. As for the wet cherry on the plastic same thing here i dont know how to get it off anyone??
Well looks like ill stick with the wet cherry i love the shine and got 4 coats on her now. And if she gets a little dusty or water spots after washing just use this really good mist i have from a local guy by me ((THANKS SVTDAVE)) and looks like i just waxed her. And for anyone looking to order some just go here www.coatsproducts.com. I also got a gallon of their tire dressing which you can use on the inside and engine.
Vin
Nice truck looks great. As for the wet cherry on the plastic same thing here i dont know how to get it off anyone??
Well looks like ill stick with the wet cherry i love the shine and got 4 coats on her now. And if she gets a little dusty or water spots after washing just use this really good mist i have from a local guy by me ((THANKS SVTDAVE)) and looks like i just waxed her. And for anyone looking to order some just go here www.coatsproducts.com. I also got a gallon of their tire dressing which you can use on the inside and engine.
Vin
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Fast Gator, Badazz, thanks alot.
The BLack is a WHOLE lot of work, but truly the Cherry Wet Wax made it a WHOLE lot easier getting that awesome shine. I'll be buying a big tub of that stuff in a few days.
P.S. Also wanted to say I agree 100% on the mist...it truly helps out when you're just driving around, and get little water spots or bugs.... But I personally use the McGuires stuff....either that or 'Bug Off' from Kragens
The BLack is a WHOLE lot of work, but truly the Cherry Wet Wax made it a WHOLE lot easier getting that awesome shine. I'll be buying a big tub of that stuff in a few days.
P.S. Also wanted to say I agree 100% on the mist...it truly helps out when you're just driving around, and get little water spots or bugs.... But I personally use the McGuires stuff....either that or 'Bug Off' from Kragens
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Originally posted by BLackBoLT99
And while I'm at it, I've been meaning to post this picture, I sure am jealous of you guys in those colder states right about now. I took this on my lunch break about a week ago.
And while I'm at it, I've been meaning to post this picture, I sure am jealous of you guys in those colder states right about now. I took this on my lunch break about a week ago.
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Zaino vs Wet Cherry
Wet Cherry got my money. I emailed Zaino and seems they won't be shipping until after Thanksgiving. Gotta be there at the right time or it doesn't matter how good your product is. It's certainly no good to anyone if they can't get it.
SPIRO---what kind of Tonneau cover you have. I like how flat it sits, plus I like the cowl hood. I plan on doing mine that way sometime soon. Gotta get the fast stuff first.
Question????? Does anyone make a Lightning logo or SVT logo to fit in place of the blue oval in the grill?
SPIRO---what kind of Tonneau cover you have. I like how flat it sits, plus I like the cowl hood. I plan on doing mine that way sometime soon. Gotta get the fast stuff first.
Question????? Does anyone make a Lightning logo or SVT logo to fit in place of the blue oval in the grill?
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Marcus,
Get the big bottle, you'll need it
Dr.D,
The tonneau cover is made by SPORTMASTER TONNEAU. Found it in the summit catalog a few years back. It's not a big seller, besides me, and HIGHRISK, theres one other L with it, that I know so far. For under 300 bucks, it's a good deal considering the weight, and it also flips up. Removal is just as easy, pull a couple of pins, and load that washer and dryer
Get the big bottle, you'll need it
Dr.D,
The tonneau cover is made by SPORTMASTER TONNEAU. Found it in the summit catalog a few years back. It's not a big seller, besides me, and HIGHRISK, theres one other L with it, that I know so far. For under 300 bucks, it's a good deal considering the weight, and it also flips up. Removal is just as easy, pull a couple of pins, and load that washer and dryer