clrwtrbusa
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ZAINO BABY.... nothing better.
what keeps your Busa shiny?
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geeez uz..carbon annnnd turbo'd...
edit: oh, and honda polish
edit: oh, and honda polish
clrwtrbusa
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All but the Zaino. Its mail order only from www.zainobros.com
One word: SPEED.
But seriously, I wash it at least once a month with the (don't laugh) Mr. Clean Auto-dry. That sucker WORKS, and the softening effect the replaceable filter has leaves zero water spots or soap residue. After the bath, a coat of Meguiars NXT Tech Wax, followed by a spray detailer and the bike looks like it's glowing. For the wheels, I use Plexus, as it makes life so much easier. I will also use Plexus for quick in between clean ups.
I used to use a wax made by some company in Germany called Schutz Paste, but man, was that stuff labor intensive, and it did leave the PITA residue anywhere there were decals, seams, etc. I switched to Zymol, the version in the small bottle that you can get at Pep Boys. I thought the extra step of spritzing cold water on the finish and re-buffing was also a PITA. I did some research, and found that Turtle Wax makes that stuff under license for Zymol. Zymol has some awesome stuff available, but it's pricy, and labor intensive. Over the years I got lazy, and lately I settled on the NXT stuff. I really like the ease of use, and results.
But seriously, I wash it at least once a month with the (don't laugh) Mr. Clean Auto-dry. That sucker WORKS, and the softening effect the replaceable filter has leaves zero water spots or soap residue. After the bath, a coat of Meguiars NXT Tech Wax, followed by a spray detailer and the bike looks like it's glowing. For the wheels, I use Plexus, as it makes life so much easier. I will also use Plexus for quick in between clean ups.
I used to use a wax made by some company in Germany called Schutz Paste, but man, was that stuff labor intensive, and it did leave the PITA residue anywhere there were decals, seams, etc. I switched to Zymol, the version in the small bottle that you can get at Pep Boys. I thought the extra step of spritzing cold water on the finish and re-buffing was also a PITA. I did some research, and found that Turtle Wax makes that stuff under license for Zymol. Zymol has some awesome stuff available, but it's pricy, and labor intensive. Over the years I got lazy, and lately I settled on the NXT stuff. I really like the ease of use, and results.
I'm going to have to check this zaino stuff out thanks guys.
You won't regret it. Zaino Bros
Smoke_Dog
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which bottle/model do you use?
Plexus frequently with an occasional treatment of a good polish.
I just looked at their site and this is why I hate these kinds of products- there's like 80 flavors of the application. How do you know what to get without spending 100 bucks.
I just want 1 bottle that I can get at the local store.
SANDFLEA85
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just get the wax, its like $30 I think,,I bought a bottle a yr ago and still have 1/2 a drop goes a long way
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SANDFLEA85
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I did my trailer with it,,the coverage is amazing .Im telling you the $30 you spend on this would cost you $100 in other waxes and cleaners and not even come close to the finish..you'll see
Z2 and Z5 depending on what I'm trying to achieve with the Z8 spray enhancer.
I've been using Liquid Glass for 30 years; works fine for me...
I have picked up some Zymol to give it a go. I decided for now not to spend $30+++ on wax, and I'm not a real Meguiars fan (watching the guy and his s**t eatin grin makes me wanna puke, sorry), so I'll report in on the Zymol once I get some on the machine.zymol here also.. and quick detailing with Honda Pro Spray.
Thanks guys!
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