Long time Zaino user, and once you get used to that system it does perform incredibly well. However, the two part mix and shake was starting to get old, especially when that darn activator bottle dries up and you still have tons of sealant left, and need to shell out twenty bucks +S&H for another little activator kit. So...I've been trying this.
Application was almost as good as Zaino. Zaino I found to be easier to apply very thinly, where this seemed to need a bit more on the pad. If you get a good thin coat with this though, it almost disappears completely when it cures, but you can tell by finger that it's on the paint. Areas which are a little too thick don't buff out quite as easily, but still easier than most. The re-apply windows is longer than with Zaino, but I don't waste as much and it's not that much of an issue.
The shine has been very good, and I'm getting good life out of it. I have two months of salt and snow on the last coat which I'm about to run through a wash once the streets dry up, but I'm still seeing good beading on the hood using two coats with recommended intervals between.
I'm past the age where I want to spend every weekend detailing my car. This looks great, it works great, it's easy to apply. I take care of my vehicles, and this is going to make that process less chemistry set. Also I'm a chemist, and i want less chemisty polish, go figure. If push came to shove, I might give the edge to Zaino, but it's in the realm of who cares your vehicle is going to look fantastic if you have good paint/prep/care.
| Manufacturer | Jescar Finishing Products |
|---|---|
| Brand | Jescar |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 2.5 x 2.5 x 8 inches |
| Item model number | 8542147043 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | J-PL88P |
