Any Previous Zaino users using this stuff? Instead of ordering more Z wondered how good this stuff is. Zaino kept it shining for 15 years no garage.
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I'd say stick with something you have used and liked because it proved to be a good product.The Meguires is not all it's cracked up to be and I am a bit disappointed myself with this product after reading all the hype!
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Inside my Bronco, the gloss has been great. I have used Aerospace 303 Protectant on it, so I'm not sure how the gloss would hold up without it. It's been 3 years now though. Outside my Bronco, I sprayed this product rough and quickly on the bumpers and nerf bars to achieve a less glossy and more rough texture. The areas where I didn't spray it as roughly (on my spare tire carrier) are still glossy after 3 years. But again, I use Aerospace 303 on these sprayed areas as well. The aerospace helps keep the black a nice dark black, and it preserves the shine fairly well. I cannot tell you how well it would hold up without maintenance.
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Inside my Bronco, the gloss has been great. I have used Aerospace 303 Protectant on it, so I'm not sure how the gloss would hold up without it. It's been 3 years now though.Outside my Bronco, I sprayed this product rough and quickly on the bumpers and nerf bars to achieve a less glossy and more rough texture. The areas where I didn't spray it as roughly (on my spare tire carrier) are still glossy after 3 years. But again, I use Aerospace 303 on these sprayed areas as well. The aerospace helps keep the black a nice dark black, and it preserves the shine fairly well.I cannot tell you how well it would hold up without maintenance. Inside my Bronco, the gloss has been great. I have used Aerospace 303 Protectant on it, so I'm not sure how the gloss would hold up without it. It's been 3 years now though.Outside my Bronco, I sprayed this product rough and quickly on the bumpers and nerf bars to achieve a less glossy and more rough texture. The areas where I didn't spray it as roughly (on my spare tire carrier) are still glossy after 3 years. But again, I use Aerospace 303 on these sprayed areas as well. The aerospace helps keep the black a nice dark black, and it preserves the shine fairly well.I cannot... » Read More Inside my Bronco, the gloss has been great. I have used Aerospace 303 Protectant on it, so I'm not sure how the gloss would hold up without it. It's been 3 years now though.Outside my Bronco, I sprayed this product rough and quickly on the bumpers and nerf bars to achieve a less glossy and more rough texture. The areas where I didn't spray it as roughly (on my spare tire carrier) are still glossy after 3 years. But again, I use Aerospace 303 on these sprayed areas as well. The aerospace helps keep the black a nice dark black, and it preserves the shine fairly well.I cannot tell you how well it would hold up without maintenance. « Show Less
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We use it so much that two 1-liter cans only last a couple of months. It is very good oil. Just buy some and see if you outlast it! (Not affiliated in any way with Zoe's.)
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Mine lasted about one year, the amount of time since I used it. I was extremely pleased by the results, but, as noted by Consumer Reports, the haze returns after a period of time, so the process must be repeated. However, it's still much better than it was before I restored the headlights, and the sealant they supply causes it to remain clear longer than other products..
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Yes, the shelf life is very good and the life after application is also very good. My wife swears by it and has usd it for years!
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I bought a new Ford Supercab pickup in 2002. Shortly after that I bought a bottle of Klasse Sealant, and Klasse AIO. My Ford still gets compliments on the paint. I have tried to apply this every spring, and fall for the last 13 years. There were a few years, I only applied it in the Fall. I just finished my fall application, and may have enough for next spring's application. The Klasse AIO went a bit faster, I have used about a 1/4 of my 2nd bottle. I usually apply 1-2 coats of AIO. and 1-5 coats of the Sealant. You will learn to use less, and less of the Sealant as you gain experience with it. Seems to be expensive when you 1st buy it, but it is less than the cheap stuff, if you use it correctly. I bought a new Ford Supercab pickup in 2002. Shortly after that I bought a bottle of Klasse Sealant, and Klasse AIO. My Ford still gets compliments on the paint. I have tried to apply this every spring, and fall for the last 13 years. There were a few years, I only applied it in the Fall. I just finished my fall application, and may have enough for next spring's application. The Klasse AIO went a bit faster, I have used about a 1/4 of my 2nd bottle. I usually apply 1-2 coats of AIO. and 1-5 coats of the Sealant. You will learn to use less, and less of the Sealant as you gain experience with... » Read More I bought a new Ford Supercab pickup in 2002. Shortly after that I bought a bottle of Klasse Sealant, and Klasse AIO. My Ford still gets compliments on the paint. I have tried to apply this every spring, and fall for the last 13 years. There were a few years, I only applied it in the Fall. I just finished my fall application, and may have enough for next spring's application. The Klasse AIO went a bit faster, I have used about a 1/4 of my 2nd bottle. I usually apply 1-2 coats of AIO. and 1-5 coats of the Sealant. You will learn to use less, and less of the Sealant as you gain experience with it. Seems to be expensive when you 1st buy it, but it is less than the cheap stuff, if you use it correctly. « Show Less
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I just read the manual online at Zeno's website (myzeno.com, click on support), and unfortunately, yes, the product is meant to be disposable. That means 80 uses and then into the trash it goes. According to the website, they are planning to solely market this product moving forward, which strikes me as a cynical attempt to squeeze a bit more money out of their customers. I couldn't find any suggestion anywhere on their website that the Hot Spot is a superior product to their older products. Plus, it seems odd (could that be a euphemism for greedy and insensitive?) at a time when the world is moving toward more sustainable reusable products for Zeno to be heading in the opposite direction. I just read the manual online at Zeno's website (myzeno.com, click on support), and unfortunately, yes, the product is meant to be disposable. That means 80 uses and then into the trash it goes. According to the website, they are planning to solely market this product moving forward, which strikes me as a cynical attempt to squeeze a bit more money out of their customers. I couldn't find any suggestion anywhere on their website that the Hot Spot is a superior product to their older products. Plus, it seems odd (could that be a euphemism for greedy and insensitive?) at a time when the world... » Read More I just read the manual online at Zeno's website (myzeno.com, click on support), and unfortunately, yes, the product is meant to be disposable. That means 80 uses and then into the trash it goes. According to the website, they are planning to solely market this product moving forward, which strikes me as a cynical attempt to squeeze a bit more money out of their customers. I couldn't find any suggestion anywhere on their website that the Hot Spot is a superior product to their older products. Plus, it seems odd (could that be a euphemism for greedy and insensitive?) at a time when the world is moving toward more sustainable reusable products for Zeno to be heading in the opposite direction. « Show Less
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I just used the pre-cleaner first and then LG for the first time 2 weeks ago and after using the pre-cleaner the car looked awesome. I think it takes off a lot of microscopic junk from the paint. If you could swing it, I would do it. Or just do a clay bar, whichever is cheaper. I did clay bar first. But it was after the pre-cleaner the car looked so shiny! And then I think the LG adds a lot of protection to that shine and adds a bit more shine also.
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I just read the manual online at Zeno's website (myzeno.com, click on support), and unfortunately, yes, the product is meant to be disposable. That means 80 uses and then into the trash it goes. According to the website, they are planning to solely market this product moving forward, which strikes me as a cynical attempt to squeeze a bit more money out of their customers. I couldn't find any suggestion anywhere on their website that the Hot Spot is a superior product to their older products. Plus, it seems odd (could that be a euphemism for greedy and insensitive?) at a time when the world is moving toward more sustainable reusable products for Zeno to be heading in the opposite direction.
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Yes, I have had some good results from it. Better than most products. I leave it on the tough spots for awhile, for better results.
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My experience wasn't ideal. I applied too much in areas, so after 6 mons thought Id try again. I couldnt get it to come off, was afraid I would damage the paint. Took it to dealer, had professionals remove and apply clear bra. Cost me another $500 :(. A more experienced person would probably give a different opinion. I did thoroughly wax with enclosed wax. Sorry to be negative.
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been a good while since i had it. I didn't use it much honestly. It got rusty so bad in a short time that I just threw it away . I just went back using the old conventional put chips in some aluminum foil. There are other one out there but i haven't tried them.
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I would like to make a suggestion. If you really want to clean out your engine and make it run and last longer, use this, /Cerma-Gas or Diesel-Ceramic-Engine-Treatment. It will cut through every bit of crud in your engine and completely coat the metal surface with ceramic coating. Cerma really works and results will blow your mind. It is not cheap, but well worth it. It can be found here on Amazon and on Ebay. It has made my car with 240,000 miles run better than new and it is a one time treatment. PTK
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I agree with the others on this thread. I am pretty amazed at how long the finish holds up. I've detailed cars professionally off and on for about 20 years. This is hands down one of the best wax products I have ever used. Not just spray waxes, any wax.
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no experience with Klasse. Have used Meguiars products for years. own vintage and modern vehicles. Used M21 on 70 Chevelle; 2008 Cadillac; 80 Vet. Was very pleased with the outcome on all finishes. how it lasts depends on exposure to the sun and elements. generally 3-6 months. hope this assists.
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Well, this wax is carnauba based and he NXT is more of a synthetic wax. I find synthetic waxes from meguiars harder to apply and buff out. They do last a little longer though. You should still see water beads 3~ months from the Gold Class though.