why not car these guys..


http://www.autopia-carcare.com/

They dont sell Zaino but they have lots of other stuff and if you asked the might be able to source it and send it over.

Or buy from these guys...

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The Zainostore won't ship outside the US have tried before

This is for sale on Ebay? Is this what you want?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Zaino-Car-Polish-Sho...dZViewItem 

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Thanks Shmoogle, yes that's listed by the only place to get it in the UK but it is over double the price of the USA

Fair enough  

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Cool post RRUK, makes interesting reading. I’ll be taking a few points on board in the future.

Just a quick question for you, any reason you use a regular hose instead of a power-washer to wash down the car.

Is it that you just don’t have a power-washer or is there a more “detailed” reason ??

Rupert, if you use a power was, keep it away from parking sensors. It can them up!

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Supertrotter wrote:

Rupert, if you use a power was, keep it away from parking sensors. It can them up!

Cheers for the heads-up on the PDC, I’ll remember that “Supertrotter” thanks !

With regard to foaming up, I only use the Power-washer to first wash down the car to get the heavy stuff off, before washing with a sponge, (soon to be a lambs wool mitt ) then again to do the final rinse before the Chamois.

I never use shampoo in the washer itself.

Rupert wrote:

Supertrotter wrote:

Rupert, if you use a power was, keep it away from parking sensors. It can them up!

Cheers for the heads-up on the PDC, I’ll remember that “Supertrotter” thanks !

With regard to foaming up, I only use the Power-washer to first wash down the car to get the heavy stuff off, before washing with a sponge, (soon to be a lambs wool mitt ) then again to do the final rinse before the Chamois.

I never use shampoo in the washer itself.

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Supertrotter wrote:

See, I do post a sensible reply.....sometimes

Never doubted it for a second

Rupert wrote:

Just a quick question for you, any reason you use a regular hose instead of a power-washer to wash down the car.

Is it that you just don’t have a power-washer or is there a more “detailed” reason ??

As a rule I avoid using my pressure washer on the car as the power of the spray can deteriorate the wax finish quicker. There's also the risk that if you have any paint damage such as a decent stone chips, the pressure washer could blast off more paint in the surrounding area as it will exploit the weakness.

However, with a 4x4, especially if you use it offroad as I do, and even more so in the winter, sometimes there's no other way to get all the major crud off first before you start to use your lovely lambswool wash mitt on it, otherwise you'd need to wash it twice. It's also invaluable for getting the mud off wheels and out of wheel arch areas.

See what I mean...



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RRUK wrote:

However, with a 4x4, especially if you use it offroad as I do, and even more so in the winter, sometimes there's no other way to get all the major crud off first before you start to use your lovely lambswool wash mitt on it, otherwise you'd need to wash it twice. It's also invaluable for getting the mud off wheels and out of wheel arch areas.

That’s ok so, I’ll continue as I am. I only use the washer to get rid of the heavy stuff before I was the wash the car by hand.

RRUK:- On P 29 of todays Daily Mail must be the ultimate Car Wash a 5K a time and it takes two weeks to perform.
Owned by a guy called Paul Dalton company called Miracle Detail.
The wax he uses is Zymol Royale wax at 7K a tube + all the other ingredients he uses in his 61 stage 'Pinnacle Wash' Rod Stewart got his done on his Ferrari Enzo.
Must make you feel better about your regime


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