Wax remover/protectant for plastic

[General Lee]

General Lee...what you say about Zaino....makes me wonder if you live in a hot and sunny climate or one that is cool and wet, etc. The reason I stick with the Black Magic wax despite it's slow drying is that it pretty well suits the climate I live in.

Maryland. I guess you can say I get a bit of all kinds of weather :laughing: I used to detail vehicles and have used all kinds of products. There are many products that will do the job just fine and it really boils down to the prep work you do to the paint before applying your wax or sealant.... polishing, clay bar etc.

If Black Magic works for you than that is all that matters. Different products will produce different looks. Some shine better than others, some give you a deep wet look, some give a real shiney look without the depth. I could go on and on, proper detailing can lead to a lengthy discussion

Bottom line..... I just don't have the time to stay on top of my vehicles like I used to and I'm happy with the protection and durability Zaino provides. It is considered a sealant not a wax.....yet it is a mystery why they call it a polish??

 

[dodge man]

I also wondered why they call it a polish. I always think of a polish as having some abrasive quality's to take out scratches and defects. But Zaino has very little of that. I Zaino my Challenger twice a year or so, and when I wash it, its amazing how well it beads. My Challenger is black, and has a lot of stripes and black trim, and the biggest thing I like about Zaino is the lack of the white residue. Zaino also has some detail sprays that are pretty nice.

 

[HHR]

A friend of mine (who owns cars that look new but have 250,000 miles on them) uses Original Bike Spirits Spray Cleaner & Polish. You can use it on paint, plastic, glass or rubber. It holds up very well and will take off bugs and tar.
I am now hooked on the stuff and use it on everything.