hcvone said:
carnauba waxes are yellow and oils will not give you the clarity of a synthetic. As I said use what works best for you. 
Dang, Carl... Carnubas are YELLOW?! I guess I should be using THEM on my MY car! :roll: :lol:
What is all this crap about it taking "too much time" to use Zaino?! That's the biggest load of crap I've heard yet!

uke: It's totally untrue.
That's like saying that you don't like steak 'cause it takes time to cook it first.
For lasting shine, ease of use, the fact that it doesn't leave white residue (ANY visible residue), and since it doesn't muss up any black weatherstripping and so forth that you might get it on... Washing with Dawn (you have to wash with SOMETHING, so that hardly counts as a "step") and applying Z1 ONCE A YEAR is hardly a time-consuming feat! :roll: If you had to do 3 or 4 steps each time you wanted to shine your car, then I could see that product being too labor-intensive. This product does not require that kind of effort.
...And hell, I've never used a clay bar on my car. Apparently, my car doesn't "need" it. Most of your cars probably don't need it either. So, rather than look at Zaino as a 40-step process, take a look at what you need, and reevaluate the situation.
Heck, it doesn't matter to me if you all use Zaino or not -- if you don't, then my car's just going to look that much better against yours.

Seriously, though, it's wonderful stuff (and a little birdy told me that it's going to be getting even better)...
-Kirk