I have used Zaino in the past and was very pleased with the result and protection. Over the last year or so I have used store-bought products with only okay results. I am thinking about going back to Zaino. Any thoughts from users of this product? Thanks!

Lots of opinions. It just comes down to personal preference. I really enjoy using Zaino products, among many others.

Umm, I am seriously considering dumping my set. I have a white car and found something that works and looks better.

Umm, I am seriously considering dumping my set. I have a white car and found something that works and looks better.

This isn't the Meguiar's forum or anything; you can name what works better for you :D

Honestly, Zaino isn't a bad product. It is easy to work with and produces good results. It's a great, easily accessable line to maintain that dailey driver.

and have used through the years 3M, Turtle Wax, Meguiars, Mothers, Nu-..., Dupont, Zymol, Gliptone, Griot's and many I can't recall by hand and with a Porter.

For my money, Zaino is it for any color car I've owned. The ease of application and removal by hand is tops when done as instructions indicate. Improper technique or over application is where people go wrong.

I'm satisfied with the products for metal, plastic, glass and leather and my cars have looked pristine every season in the inclement Northeast weather for all of the hundreds of thousands of miles I put on them.

I like it a lot! But then again, I do all prep work before hand

Zaino is the best compromise in looks and protection. I think some waxes may look better than zaino on ceartin colors but will not last nearly as long.

I'm with Driv3r and I like the durability (and looks) of it in the FL climate. I also agree with what works for you and I stay away from bashing of ANY product.

Since you've used it before they have come out with a good AIO (ZAIO) product and a spray on walk away product called Zaino Clear Seal (ZCS). I've used it for a few years and very much like the products. IMO it is head and shoulders above any OTC stuff you can find at the local auto store.