Nu Finish Any Good?

Swoosh · 06-22-2005, 05:46 PM

Seems like you guys swear on Zaino, but I'm in Canada, and ordering it would probably require a wait and extra shipping charges, whereas Nu Finish is availible at just about any major retailer here.

Any thoughts on this product? It seems to be highly rated by automotive magazines and what not.

jetmechG550 · 06-23-2005, 12:04 AM

Are you talking about the "we ran this car through 52 car washes" wax? Never used it but I don't believe in anything I see on late night TV nor would I let it near my bimmer. I order stuff from Canada once in a while and rarely does it take any longer than ordering something from here in the states. IMO, it's worth the wait and maybe a few extra bucks.

CnoteMD · 06-23-2005, 02:33 PM

Even though I hate to admit it, I have used Nu Finish in the past. Suprisingly, it really does last a long time. I would estimate at least 6 months. It gives a reasonable shine and doesn't require much work to apply or remove. However, most other waxes will give you a better shine. If you are just looking for protection, then it may work for you.

If you have a hard time finding Zaino, I would highly recommend Klasse. Its usually available online. Since its a polymer, it lasts for a very long time. I usually get about 9 months or more before I have to re-apply. Best of all, it gives a GREAT shine.

Michael

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Swoosh Private 8 Rep 54 Posts Drives: Honda Accord EXR Join Date: May 2005 Location: Canada iTrader: (0)	Nu Finish Any Good? Seems like you guys swear on Zaino, but I'm in Canada, and ordering it would probably require a wait and extra shipping charges, whereas Nu Finish is availible at just about any major retailer here. Any thoughts on this product? It seems to be highly rated by automotive magazines and what not.
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jetmechG550 Private 10 Rep 68 Posts Drives: 02 325 Grey/Green Join Date: May 2005 Location: Indy iTrader: (0)	Are you talking about the "we ran this car through 52 car washes" wax? Never used it but I don't believe in anything I see on late night TV nor would I let it near my bimmer. I order stuff from Canada once in a while and rarely does it take any longer than ordering something from here in the states. IMO, it's worth the wait and maybe a few extra bucks.
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CnoteMD Commander in Chief 38 Rep 1,034 Posts Drives: 2008 BMW 535i Join Date: May 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA iTrader: (0) Garage List 2008 M5 [0.00] 2006 330i [0.00]	Even though I hate to admit it, I have used Nu Finish in the past. Suprisingly, it really does last a long time. I would estimate at least 6 months. It gives a reasonable shine and doesn't require much work to apply or remove. However, most other waxes will give you a better shine. If you are just looking for protection, then it may work for you. If you have a hard time finding Zaino, I would highly recommend Klasse. Its usually available online. Since its a polymer, it lasts for a very long time. I usually get about 9 months or more before I have to re-apply. Best of all, it gives a GREAT shine. Michael __________________ 2008 BMW 535i Space Gray, Black Leather, Dark Bamboo Trim\| Sport Automatic with Paddles \| Sport Package 2008 BMW M5 (gone, but not forgotten) Space Gray, Silverstone Merino Leather, Madeira Walnut Wood Trim \| 7speed SMG \| All options Mods: Corsa Exhaust \| RPI Ram Air Intake \| H&R Sport Springs \| Rogue Engineering 12mm spacers
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