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01-23-2007, 07:38 PM
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Re: Zainoed the Hummer
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Originally Posted by ponchovilla
Wow, what'd you do in return?
poncho
Funny newbie 
Looks very shinny 
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01-23-2007, 07:45 PM
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Re: Zainoed the Hummer
Never on my Hummer! Now I'm thinking it would be nice on my Charger but i'm way to lazy to put it on.
Anyone intrested in a $40.00 flat to do my car?
Oh and bring your own sh*t
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01-23-2007, 11:15 PM
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Re: Zainoed the Hummer
"zainoed" is a term used by those intelligent enough to use Zaino on their vehicles. Corvette owners actually throw Zaino Parties (been to quite a few). It is by not doubt, the best polish to use, easiest to apply and remove than any I have ever used. There is no white powder sh*t on the rag. It is actually removed while still a creamy liquid.
You can do vehicles in direct sunlight on a 90 degree day (did my white Corvette, and black heep all the time in TN). Needs to be applied on a warm vehicle....NOT a hot vehicle. Sunlight actualy helps it cure faster.
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