Zaino + 4Runner
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AK602
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Guys I hate to bust chops on this but you are all wasting your money on Zaino. I gave the runner another coat of mothers glaze today and as usual it looks better than new. We are talking like unser $6.00 a bottle and it lasts years. Easy on easy off......Trust me on this its all the same....
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Jak: I am at work and cant view pics! Im sure shes looking good!
AK: Different strokes for different folks
Ive used OTC products before. I was an avid Megs user, and I find Zaino to be better as far as durability. And it only seems expensive because you buy a kit with everything you need to detail your vehicle! If you only get the Z2 (which you can get by with) its like $13. Your last line has me confused! Are you saying that the bottle of wax will last for a year, or that the coat of wax on your 4R will last a year?
AK: Different strokes for different folks
Ive used OTC products before. I was an avid Megs user, and I find Zaino to be better as far as durability. And it only seems expensive because you buy a kit with everything you need to detail your vehicle! If you only get the Z2 (which you can get by with) its like $13. Your last line has me confused! Are you saying that the bottle of wax will last for a year, or that the coat of wax on your 4R will last a year?
AK602
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Glaze is just a lighter product than wax, it is used to enhance shine over a good wax job. The mothers glaze is applied by hand and goes on and off with ease. I can do the entire truck in 20 minutes. All I am saying is that these products work for a fraction of the price and have been around for many years. and they work just as well.
Jacobzky
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one of the easiest mod
it was very easy, all you need is a heat gun, on my case i used my other half's hair dryer.
just a little patience, because you want to heat those letters slowly and rocking each letter back n forth until they're loose enough to be peeled one by one. work one letter at a time. in some case, i even used dental floos. have a adhesive remover (3M) to clean up some adhesive leftovers.
there's plenty of threads regarding debadging.
GMZ said:
it was very easy, all you need is a heat gun, on my case i used my other half's hair dryer.
just a little patience, because you want to heat those letters slowly and rocking each letter back n forth until they're loose enough to be peeled one by one. work one letter at a time. in some case, i even used dental floos. have a adhesive remover (3M) to clean up some adhesive leftovers.
there's plenty of threads regarding debadging.
