What to use for a white car?

[MrCPU]

A long time ago in a galaxy much like ours, I bought some zaino products for use on my bike, and my truck. I didn't end up doing the truck, but I just bought a white car, and the paint is in seemingly perfect shape. (It was garaged on both ends of its trips).

However, I don't have to use the Zaino stuff I have, if something else would be sufficient, and the Zaino not that noticeable. I can save it for my bike, or if I get a different car sometime.

I just want it to keep looking good, I'm not going to any show and shines with the car, but on the other hand, I like a good looking car regardless of what it is.

I already have clay and stuff, although I've never used the clay.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions you might have...

 

[bretfraz]

Hmmm....I'm not too sure what exactly you want a product to do for you.

I think Zaino works its best magic on colors like white and light metallics like silver, champagne gold, etc. It's easy for a car wax to make black and red look good. Those colors reflect light very well and look great when waxed.

Light colors refract/diffuse light and need the "pop" of a good car wax to really improve their looks. This is where Zaino stands out as its a very glossy product. It'll add shine to a light color where another product will not.

I say bust out what you have and do 'er up nice. The clay product is easy to use and will make waxing easier. Apply 2-3 very light coats of the Zaino stuff you have and enjoy the shine. It will be more than sufficient, for sure.