Re: Zymoled-out

[Dan <dturlik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ed, I know your pain...Try One Grand's Blitz wax.  I used to be a huge fan
of zymol. Now I only use it on my garage queen (less that 2k mi. year).
Zymol does wear off very quickly (but not in the garage!).  Blitz seems to
bead water to my satisfaction for 1-2 months, where zymol was starting to
fail at 2-3 weeks max.  Blitz goes on very well and comes off easier than
any other wax I have tried (and I have tried nearly all of them).  The
price is very reasonable, $20 for ~12 oz.  Also the depth and shine is
better than zymol (why do I keep using zymol?, oh yeah it smells good!). 
But don't take my word for it.  Go to www.dejanews.com and do a search for
"blitz wax"  You will find a lot of very satisfied customers.  I've been
buying mine from http://www.nawabenterprises.com/ The service and speed of
delivery has been great.

Dan 

On Mon, 5 Oct 1998, Ed Wodzienski wrote:

> Okay:
> 
> After having it beat into me that Zymol is the best paint care for my new
> M3, I say... "Okay, but what can I realisticly use?" I mean, applying wax
> every month? An HD Cleanse two-three times a year? Hell, the wax job alone
> takes me over four hours to do. 
> 
> Is there a realistic alternative? I don't trust anyone else to wax my car,
> but I also want to protect it as well. Is there a decent product out there
> that is easy to apply and almost as good as Zymol?
> 
> Can the net provide some suggestions?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Ed
> 
> - --
> Ed Wodzienski (E3)
> '98 M3/4 Cosmos Black/Grey 5 Speed via Euro Del
> '82-90 2.0L 16V VW Cabrio
> '90 Ninja ZX-7
> 

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