LouisanaJeeper
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I got this product for Christmas and got to try it out today. It works very good and is easy to apply. It leaves no residue or oils behind after buffing off the excess polish.
Zaino Glass Polish
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imported_ajbarnes
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Thanks for the review!:xyxthumbs Given that I'm always interested in new products and ideas, I will definitely look into this.
What did you use to apply and remove it?
What did you use to apply and remove it?
LouisanaJeeper
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The glass I applied it to had some nasty hard water spots and small scratches. I used a PC @ 5-6speed w/ white polishing pad to work in the polish, let haze over, removed residue w/ a MF.
The 1st time I used the zaino glass polish, I thought it worked well but later on I noticed little small scratches that I hadn't seen before. So either the zaino polished cleaned so well that it brought the scratches to my attention that I couldn't see before, or you have to be careful with that product :nixweiss
imported_memnuts
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grt1today said:
Zaino glass product is too mild to have damaged your glass. Now that you have removed all the gunk from the glass including that which once filled the scratches they are apparent.
As a matter of fact most uncoated exterior automotive glass can tolerate a light compound product with a PC or rotary without any problems. Zaino glass polish is no where near as abrasive.
Another pleased Zaino glass polish and other products for glass maintenance user. :xyxthumbs
huangdong28
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Be careful power-polishing at the edges of the windshield - Z glass polish will scuff the gasket.
LouisanaJeeper
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prowler said:
Yup, tape that stuff off if you don't have madd pc skillz like I do
I also got to try out the Z Plastic Polish. It was a little dissapointing, it seemed like it was more of a cleaner than a polish. It did not seem to contain any abrasives, but if it did they were _very_ fine.