Is it Zaino or is it Duragloss we report you decide
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OMG, 56k sucks, hate coming home. I've never used either, but I'll take a stab. They're quite close, but on the hood shot, the last one, zaino is on the right???
It's too hard to tell from a picture. I've taken pictures of my car after having not been washed in 7 days, and taken a look at them on my computer. It makes my car look perfect.
nothing against either product both are good, I think both sides have same shine, but with the right lighting any car can shine. Here is a picture of girlfriends car I detailled one night with my polish I use called dri-wash.
The passenger side of the hood is Zaino (Z2) so the driver side is Duragloss (111). The front half of the door is Duragloss. The passenger side of the trunk is Zaino.
Congrats to anyone that can tell the difference.
Duragloss offers a scratch remover (101) compared to Zaino (Z5) but none of it is great for removing scratches that are very deep. The best thing is a good buffing if you have enough clear coat to allow it.
Originally posted by Chuck Everly The passenger side of the hood is Zaino (Z2) so the driver side is Duragloss (111). The front half of the door is Duragloss. The passenger side of the trunk is Zaino.
Congrats to anyone that can tell the difference.
Duragloss offers a scratch remover (101) compared to Zaino (Z5) but none of it is great for removing scratches that are very deep. The best thing is a good buffing if you have enough clear coat to allow it.
What about you, Chuck? Can you see the difference?
It is impossible to really tell when your monitor only puts the picture up at 72 dpi.
What about you, Chuck? Can you see the difference?
It is impossible to really tell when your monitor only puts the picture up at 72 dpi.
I can't tell a difference. Maybe the Zaino goes on a little easier but I am not even sure of that. Look, feel, shine and even the smell is the same. I will be buying Duragloss from now on because it is cheaper and I can get it locally.
New Project: 1991 v6 camaro, I want to hear a whissspooooh when I drive it.
The Hot Rod, 1985 TA: 4 bolt 350, ported and polished vortec heads with 3 angle valve job and screw in studs as well as guide plates, 1.6 roller rockers, cam, edelbrock vortect performer rpm intake, edelbrock 650 cfm carb, 1" 3/4' headers, custom exaust, etc. etc.
the car looks great. only one thing though, i thought that Zaino gets the shine from applying and builing up muliple coats. We wer talking about the stuff at the track one night and i heard that you're supposed to put a coat on every weeks for like a month and a half and the build up of multiple coats gives it that deep "Zaino Shine". just my .02.
just an thought to ponder 
