I need to find a source for Zaino in orange county, CA. I would buy direct but I am Xtremely impatient. Does anyone have a source for this?

 

Heard it's only available on the web...

http://www.zainobros.com/

 

Hey Bullhead,

I went over to the 'vette forum to search for a So Cal distributor, and found the following thread:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=293473

I guess that as soon as this 'vette thread gets answered, then you'll have your answer

Have Fun,
Randy R...

 

From the zaino website:


Q: Where do I get Zaino? Is it in stores?

A: Zaino products are available directly from Zaino Bros' or from an Authorized Zaino distributor. To find out if there's a distributor in your area call Zaino Bros' at (732)833-8800 or e-mail Zaino. To order direct, simply print and fill out the order form, and mail it, along with a check or money order to the address shown on the order form. Your order will ship via UPS the same day it is received.

 

Thank you for the input:

I received the following email from Sal:

I have a distributor in Paso Robles.

Wammoz Distributing
Bill Wammock
Paso Robles, CA 93446
(805)239-4301
email:wammoz@tcsn.net

I also have a distributor in Anaheim, CA.

The Wheel Supply
Sander Huang
Anaheim, CA 92805
(714)808-9303

I have a distributor in Los Angeles, CA

Ira Emus
Los Angeles, CA
(310)478-4092


I have a distributor in San Francisco

Steve Paski
San Francisco, CA
408-629-4931
Email: grzldvt@pacbell.net

You can order directly from them if you prefer.

 

What is it?

 

>What is it?


Car cleaning stuff. From your tag line you might be interested! I didn't know what it was either until I looked at the links.

Jim

 

It's great stuff. I use it on all of my cars. Easy to use, goes on easy, comes off easy, and you use very little.

I highly recommend it.

And, BTW for those in the San Francisco Bay Area, Steve's located in San Jose, and he's a really good guy. If you call him, then tell'em I say HI!

Have Fun,
Randy R...

 

>It's great stuff. I use it on all of my cars. Easy to use,
>goes on easy, comes off easy, and you use very little.
>
>I highly recommend it.
>
>And, BTW for those in the San Francisco Bay Area, Steve's
>located in San Jose, and he's a really good guy. If you
>call him, then tell'em I say HI!
>
>Have Fun,
>Randy R...


How much of the stuff does it take to do your Excursion?

 

>How much of the stuff does it take to do your Excursion?

The quick answer is about 1/2 to 3/4 oz per application. About 10 to 12 applications per 8oz bottle.

The more complete answer is that Zaino is a polymer based system. The system consists of:

1. Clay Bar (Z18)
2. Polish Lock (Z1) - can substitue ZFX (accelorator)
3. Swirl Remover (Z5)
4. Hi Gloss (Z2)
5. Car Wash (Z7)
6. Final finish/anti-static (Z6)

There's lots more info on their site.
Check it out!

Have Fun,
Randy R...

 

>
>>How much of the stuff does it take to do your Excursion?
>
>The quick answer is about 1/2 to 3/4 oz per application.
>About 10 to 12 applications per 8oz bottle.
>
>The more complete answer is that Zaino is a polymer based
>system. The system consists of:
>
>1. Clay Bar (Z18)
>2. Polish Lock (Z1) - can substitue ZFX (accelorator)
>3. Swirl Remover (Z5)
>4. Hi Gloss (Z2)
>5. Car Wash (Z7)
>6. Final finish/anti-static (Z6)
>
>There's lots more info on their site.
>Check it out!
>
>Have Fun,
>Randy R...

I guess what I want to make sure of is that 1 bottle/package of each of the above itmes is enough to do the Excursion.

 

>I guess what I want to make sure of is that 1 bottle/package
>of each of the above itmes is enough to do the Excursion.

Absolutely! You should get about 10 to 12 applications from each bottle, depending on how thin you apply it. Many thin coats are better than few thick ones.

Hope this helps,
Randy R...

 

I get mine from ecklers.com, they ship pretty quick. I used that on my stang, I can't afford enough to do the whole excursion

 

I don't want to anger anyone, but I don't get it. Please enlighten me or correct me if I am wrong. You have to search to find this stuff, it is expensive, then you use it to wash a truck. What's wrong with soap and water? I drive my truck, I don't take it to car shows, so maybe this stuff isn't for me. If I wash my truck today, it is dirty tomorrow. I know some guys around me have so much extra time on their hands that they spend hours every weekend detailing their vehicles, particularly the guys with the big lifts and huge tires. They never go off road because they don't want to get them dirty or possibly scratched. They don't haul anything in them either. Are these the kind of people that would use this stuff? I could see it if you had , say, a '69 Shelby GT 500. But your daily transportation and work vehicle? Is it really worth this? You have to understand, though. I am the kind of guy that never has enough time, and I go to the drive through soft cloth car washes. 5 minutes and $4.00 later, my "truck", which I drive everyday and usually put 75,000 miles a year on, is clean and shiny. Could it be I just don't love my truck as much as some?

 

Could it be I
>just don't love my truck as much as some?

No, you just have different priorities.