Zaino vs Adams Car Care Products
08-29-2006, 03:28 PM
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Burning Brakes
Zaino was to much work. it is not a friend to humidity and it takes to much thinking. Apply #2 followed by #5 and #7 followed by #3 then back to 5 .... if you just do one of the steps it is no better then cheaper and easier alternatives ie NXT
Don't know about Adams
Don't know about Adams
08-29-2006, 03:39 PM
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I've never tried Adams. I'm sure it's very good. But, I don't know how it could be better than Zaino. Look for yourself. Have you ever seen a silver car w/ a better shine?
08-29-2006, 03:58 PM
#24
Le Mans Master
Originally Posted by sailohio
I've never tried Adams. I'm sure it's very good. But, I don't know how it could be better than Zaino. Look for yourself. Have you ever seen a silver car w/ a better shine?
See I told you so.........
This is just claybar, Meguires Polish, and NXT.....
08-29-2006, 04:05 PM
#25
Safety Car
No one can say which product will be best for another person.
Zaino and Adam's are both quality product lines. With proper prep work, either will look fantastic.
Zaino and Adam's are both quality product lines. With proper prep work, either will look fantastic.
08-29-2006, 06:51 PM
#26
Le Mans Master
Originally Posted by ZaneO
Zaino and Adam's are both quality product lines. With proper prep work, either will look fantastic.
All those brands didn't get to be such big names if they weren't tried, tested and true........oh, and good.
08-30-2006, 02:06 PM
#28
Le Mans Master
Originally Posted by ZaneO
No one can say which product will be best for another person.
Zaino and Adam's are both quality product lines. With proper prep work, either will look fantastic.
Zaino and Adam's are both quality product lines. With proper prep work, either will look fantastic.
But have to say Zaino seems to have the edge over a lot of the competition when it comes to durability. Customer service is another area you need to look at but with that said both the above mentioned companies excel in that area.
08-30-2006, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by hardtop
Zaino was to much work. it is not a friend to humidity and it takes to much thinking. Apply #2 followed by #5 and #7 followed by #3 then back to 5 .... if you just do one of the steps it is no better then cheaper and easier alternatives ie NXT
Don't know about Adams
Don't know about Adams
I would also recommend Adams. I picked up a few Adams Polishes a couple of weeks ago, and I have started to use some of them. So far, everything I've tested is being great. Can't go wrong with Adams Polishes. You should give it a try!Goose
08-30-2006, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Z06-Goose
I would also recommend Adams. I picked up a few Adams Polishes a couple of weeks ago, and I have started to use some of them. So far, everything I've tested is being great. Can't go wrong with Adams Polishes. You should give it a try!Goose
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I see this is an old thread and the debate goes on and on in others, probably, but what about comparisons with other brands like Zymol, AutoGlym, Klasse, Rejex, Wolfgang, Groits, Menzerna, 3M, Mothers, Pinnacle, et cetera?
