It's been a few years since we mentioned it, but if you like your car to shine, then there is no doubt as to hat the best choice is for waxing and polishing your car.

Once you've used Zaino Brothers, you don't go back.

No, this is NOT a commercial ad.
One of our guys, Chris Holmes, found this stuff years ago, and even got good reviews from the McGuires guy, at a car show.

Here's an example... snapped this picture real quick with the cheap digital, on the weekend:

That is the hood of my black 97... reflecting the wall in my garage.
How's that for a wet-looking mirror finish!

Anyhow, they have a system, and it's not cheap, and is hard work, but the results are awesome.

www.zainobros.com will get you to their US site, where you can read, review, etc.
They have a Canadian distributor as well, at www.zaino.ca and he's in Guelph.
I negotiated a 15% Club DSM Canada discount with Mike years ago, and he's still honouring it... so if you like the look, use the EMAIL link at the top of this message, and I'll give you the discount code before you call.

No question man... car is back on the road, and it looks awesome.
You'll see... or at least the back end of it.

wow

I've seen this on Gary Van Exan's car. It is nothing short of amazing. Easy to keep shiny too.

Zaino is great stuff, all be it expensive. I personally prefer Meguiars #16 paste wax, the stuff is amazing, if you can find it.
PoorBoysWorld Natty's Blue Paste Wax is another great wax for darker colors. http://www.poorboysworld.com/natty-blue.htm

I have this stuff and I highly recommend it. I got it from the guy in guelph as well.

It's expensive initially, but I've had my bottles for over 3 years now and still going. They aren't even half empty. There's also no dust like you get with Mothers.

This is true too... once in the spring and once in the fall is all you really. After that just regular washes come out nice and shiny.

I find that mother's (and the other paste waxes) leave a yellow tint... not so much on a black car, but I saw it on a white one, and you could really tell the difference.