Switching products?

[georgethedog]

The previous owner used Malm's Malm's Carnauba Wax and Polish outshines anything! exclusively on my 94 Viper. However, I have read the praises of Zaino products and my wife bought me: Zaino All-in-One, and some other various Zaino products. Does anyone have an thoughts on this topic? Has anyone used Malm's stuff before and which ones did you like or dislike? Thanks so much for the help.

[dave6666]

As long as you are using a like for like type product, you'll probably be OK. AKA, carnauba on carnauba...

You can always give Zaino a jingle. They'd probably love to offer advise to someone switching to their products!

Also, a wax stripper like this could be used.

Griot's Garage Paint Prep - Waxes & Sealants - Waxing - Car Care - Griot's Garage

[georgethedog]

Originally Posted by dave6666

As long as you are using a like for like type product, you'll probably be OK. AKA, carnauba on carnauba...

You can always give Zaino a jingle. They'd probably love to offer advise to someone switching to their products!

Also, a wax stripper like this could be used.

Griot's Garage Paint Prep - Waxes & Sealants - Waxing - Car Care - Griot's Garage

Thanks Dave. I'm still wondering if anyone has ever used the Malm's???

[Nader]

Originally Posted by georgethedog

The previous owner used Malm's Malm's Carnauba Wax and Polish outshines anything! exclusively on my 94 Viper. However, I have read the praises of Zaino products and my wife bought me: Zaino All-in-One, and some other various Zaino products. Does anyone have an thoughts on this topic? Has anyone used Malm's stuff before and which ones did you like or dislike? Thanks so much for the help.

I personally like zaino. I word of advice, when you switch products, wash the car with dishwashing detergent. This will remove all the wax from on the car so you can start fresh.