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i figured that but after reading mp's responsed in the showcargarage he said it was cool. i didnt think the nxt did as good of a job as it being topped with #20 but i guess ill keep trying different things
 
no i did his impala with zaino... well it was all scratched up so it looked good but in direct sunlight no thanks.. you might know him any how when i did this he liked it better than the zaino ..... ill post the pics of the impala when i do that as well
 
Hey! Where did those cool holograms on the 'before' pic go? That car's owner probably worked hard to get those! ;) But seriously, nice looking results!
 
49 body shine on the rims, theyre new so they didnt need polishing. no he bought it from another guy and didnt take care of the exterior very well.. he first wanted me to use zaino on it but i convinced him to let me do my thing.
 
Those photos do a great job of illustrating how much of a difference prep makes. You look at the first phot and right off the bat it looks very bright and shiny (as Zaino does), but you can tell that it hasn't been prepped. The Zaino is simply making the flaws even more evident.



After your work, albeit in different lighting (I realize the difficulty in getting the same lighting after the time has passed) it looks better, depite using what many zaino zealots would describe as inferior products.



A great illustration of the famous phrase "the perfect finish is a process, not a product."
 
SuperBuick said:
Those photos do a great job of illustrating how much of a difference prep makes. You look at the first phot and right off the bat it looks very bright and shiny (as Zaino does), but you can tell that it hasn't been prepped. The Zaino is simply making the flaws even more evident.



After your work, albeit in different lighting (I realize the difficulty in getting the same lighting after the time has passed) it looks better, depite using what many zaino zealots would describe as inferior products.



A great illustration of the famous phrase "the perfect finish is a process, not a product."
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Amen!!!!! :xyxthumbs
 
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