Coupers,

Just wanted to pass on some info about a terrific polish to keep the paint
on 
your plane looking great.  I've been using Zaino Show Car polish products
on 
my 96 Z-28 Camaro for a couple of years now.  Today I tried it on the Alon
as 
well.  The paint on my Alon was OK, but didn't have much gloss to it.  Now
it 
does!!!

Zaino polish is very easy to use, lasts a LONG time, and shines like
nothing 
else I've ever used.  My 11 year old son and I put one coat of the Zaino
Z-1 
Polish Lok and one coat of the Z-3 Polish on the fuselage and tail
surfaces 
today in about 2 hours from start to finish.  This stuff goes on super
smooth 
and easy, and wipes off just as easily.  Another coupe owner was there
while 
we were putting it on, and when we started buffing it off, he looked at
the 
shine and asked me where he could buy the stuff. 

The Zaino products are a "system" of car finish products that work
together.  
The liquid car wash (Z-7) evidently has some of the polish in it, because 
when I wash the Z-28 with the Zaino car wash, and then dry it, the car
glows 
like it was just polished.  Zaino products don't contain any wax at all.
I'm 
not sure what's in it, but whatever it is, it's the right stuff!!

If your paint is in pretty good shape, this is the stuff to use.  Zaino 
polish products contain no abrasives at all, so if your paint is badly 
oxidized, you will probably have to get the oxidation off with some other 
product before using the Zaino polishes.  (I don't think the Zaino
polishes 
will restore "dead" paint that is really deteriorated.)

One other neat thing that I found out about this stuff is that Sal Zaino,
the 
man behind the product, is just a phone call or an e-mail away.  When I
had a 
question about how to use one of the products on my car, a guy on the
Camaro 
website wrote and said  "Just call Sal Zaino and ask him.  He'll be glad
to 
help you any way he can."  -   I found out that Sal Zaino is what customer

service is all about.  This guy really cares about his products and his 
customers.  I have been thoroughly impressed with his service.  If you
have a 
question or a problem concerning the use of his products, he makes it his 
personal business to get you an answer. 

If you are interested in checking this stuff out you can visit Zaino's 
website at  www.zainobros.com.  If you want to see how good this stuff can

make a paint job look, check out   
www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/4013/zaino.html.  These two websites
make a 
lot of claims about Zaino products.  If you try the products you will find

out that the claims are true.  I read about Zaino polish on the Camaro 
website for a year before I ever ordered any.  I finally ordered some just
to 
find out what all the raving was about from all the people that wrote in 
after trying it.  I have been using it ever since.  There is no way that I

will ever use anything else again.

Before anyone flames me about advertising... This is a product that I BUY
for 
my own personal use that works great.  I have no business interest
whatsoever 
in any Zaino products, and I am not a personal friend or family with
anyone 
associated with Zaino products.  What prompted me to write all this is
that I 
spent yesterday detailing and polishing the Z-28 with this stuff and the
car 
just about glows in the dark.  (No kidding, two different neighbors, at
two 
different times stopped while they were walking by, and commented on how 
shiny the car was.)   The plane isn't quite as glossy as the car yet, but
it 
looks 200% better than it did.  Before, all you could see in the Alon's
white 
paint was chalk.  Now you can see yourself and everything behind you!

Wayne DelRossi
Alon N5618F
Simpsonville SC

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