ZPC=Squeaky clean?

Sal says a lot of things, the one and only time I asked him about incorporating Zaino into my work(after having a great experience using it with Chris on the Cayman), he told me that Zaino wasn't for professionals and I should be using chemicals by Ardex. I don't think everything Sal says comes out of his mouth if you know what I mean.
 
gbackus said:
Sal says a lot of things, the one and only time I asked him about incorporating Zaino into my work(after having a great experience using it with Chris on the Cayman), he told me that Zaino wasn't for professionals and I should be using chemicals by Ardex. I don't think everything Sal says comes out of his mouth if you know what I mean.
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Thats a very bold statement my friend.



From what I can gather from your post, maybe you wanted products in bulk for your detailing business and from what I understand Sal does not sell products in bulk. Is it possible thats why he suggested another product line that may better fit your situation? :nixweiss
 
I don't think everything Sal says comes out of his mouth if you know what I mean.
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I talk to a lot of people in the detailing industry via a diverse network of contacts and Sal is probably the most honest, knowledgeable person I have spoken with. It sounds as if Sal felt you needed a more economical, volume-based brand for your business. If you are not doing very high end detailing then Zaino may be expensive.
 
after trying z-pc on a couple of different cars it feels that z-pc might have some z-5 or some type of protection booster in it. It leaves a very slick surface with a thick gloss. Whatever it may be I love it! It makes cleaning the residue left over easy to clean off without marring the surface.
 
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