Gee, I've gotten spoiled working in a shop environment: Lift to raise a car, compressed air, air conditioning if it's too hot outside...u-name-it. I have a doctor that wanted his Turbo Porsche done and took the job.
Holeee Moleeee.....it was in the 90's, no fan, worked on the garage floor all day, but the car came out stunning. Plus I got a bunch of Zaino samples to try, so this was a good opportunity to give them an evaluation run.
I washed and clayed the car (which is a driver's Porsche...no garage queen) and found 2 burns on the paint from a previous detail at a renowned Mercedes/Porsche dealership (so much for quality work there).
Burned are from previous detail:
First up was the Zaino Fusion Dual Action Cleaner Polish. Tried it on a quarter panel and maybe it was me or the Metabo rotary, but it loaded up on the pad and left caked product on the finish. So, unless somebody can steer me in the right usage, it's not for me. I switched pads to good old Meguiar's #83 and a polish pad. Zoomed right through the rest of the car without problem.
Next up was Zaino's All in One Polish and Sealant. I really liked this stuff for the finish smoothness, but I believe Pinnacle XMT 360 would do just as well IMO.
Final Application was Z5. I gotta admit, it really adds a glossy appearance to the finish. The customer is going to give me feedback on the durability of Zaino.
Here's a completed pic:
I gotta give you folks that do this every day in the heat a big
See you later all.
Toto
AKA twinkle toes
I sweat like crazy though....i keep a MF near me all the time when polishing or waxing/sealing so sweat doesnt drip off my face and onto where im working...lol. At the end of the day though...im tired... 
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