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^^ LOL!! this is the first time ive ever heard a guy buying
so many shoes at once. your wifey must be proud she
raised her husband so well.
lol!!
haha, I buy shoes like one every 3 years, find what I like, and buy a bunch of pairs at one time....At least this time I got to go shoe shopping in a store that had to do with cars. Why can't they just sell pants, socks, shirts, exercise stuff, etc. Then I could just go there and do all my shopping
I just made my first order last night. I've been looking at it for a few weeks, but with this sale it was impossible to resist. Just a few more days and I'll have my own bottle of Hydro (and Nero, Mystique, Epic).
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I am new to Prima products, but considering switching from Zaino. One thing I like about Zaino is that they have very clear directions on application and use on their website.
Do you send out detailed instructions on use with your products? I checked the "Advice and Tips" section on your website, but it is a bit limited.
sayno has too much crap for just an un-natural plastic shiny finish. shiny
does not impress me at all.
Epic is different. it is easy to apply and easy to remove. you dont need to
remember all those stupid numbers to mix. lol it's like parking at an
airport. who the hell remembers which floor, which elevator, which
section each time? (at least OHare has team names as floor numbers ).
I am new to Prima products, but considering switching from Zaino. One thing I like about Zaino is that they have very clear directions on application and use on their website.
Do you send out detailed instructions on use with your products? I checked the "Advice and Tips" section on your website, but it is a bit limited.
Thanks.
If you follow the Zaino directions simply replace Z-PC with Swirl, Z-5 with Amigo, Z-2 with Epic and Z-6 is the same as Slick. With Prima you don't layer the Amigo and the Epic. You also don't need repeated applications of either Amigo or Epic. You can do two layers of Epic, but wait at least a day between. Oh and there is no Z-FX equivalent in Prima.
If you need more info just let us know, ignore kenchan's comments as he believes his opinion is gospel and that everybody should do as he does . Zaino has a nice line of products with specific advantages. I still use their Z-16 Tire stuff. I think you will find a better depth to the Epic than Z-2.
... and if they sold beer they would never get rid of me. They have a huge big screen TV too!
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Originally Posted by 03Indigo
to sell Beer, you need a liquor license, to give it away, you don't ;) I think.
That's right, Indigo! No need for a license to share beer with friends.
Didn't we tell you guys that we just tapped New Belgium Skinny Dip in our Lotus Kegerator beer frig?? Skinny Dip is perfect for these hot days we've been having. Next time you stop by you'll have to have a mug. The tap handle is from a Lotus Elise which makes it even more fun. Mmmmm, beer.
I am new to Prima products, but considering switching from Zaino. One thing I like about Zaino is that they have very clear directions on application and use on their website.
Do you send out detailed instructions on use with your products? I checked the "Advice and Tips" section on your website, but it is a bit limited.
Thanks.
The Prima bottles have clear instructions on the back so you shouldn't have any problems. The instructions are rather straight-forward and are not complex.
MiniMaybee explained the parallels between the Zaino system and the Prima system, so that should help you understand the order of operations.
If you still have any usage questions after reading the bottles, then you can always email or PM me, or just post to this forum. There are many NAMers who know tons about the application and use of the Prima system. I think you'll find it very easy to use though.
While I do agree that Zaino has a nice line of products, I do also agree that Prima is easier to use, and for me, easier to remember. The numbers and mixing with Zaino were confusing for me.
It's pretty hard to screw Prima up. Wash, polish, wax, maintain.
The Prima bottles have clear instructions on the back so you shouldn't have any problems. The instructions are rather straight-forward and are not complex.
While I do agree that Zaino has a nice line of products, I do also agree that Prima is easier to use, and for me, easier to remember. The numbers and mixing with Zaino were confusing for me.
It's pretty hard to screw Prima up. Wash, polish, wax, maintain.
While I do agree that Zaino has a nice line of products, I do also agree that Prima is easier to use, and for me, easier to remember. The numbers and mixing with Zaino were confusing for me.
It's pretty hard to screw Prima up. Wash, polish, wax, maintain.
Thanks this really helps the transition. Now I need to make some kind of 10 page cross reference spreadsheet just to make it easier! Surely that would help.
Thanks this really helps the transition. Now I need to make some kind of 10 page cross reference spreadsheet just to make it easier! Surely that would help.
i think the starter's bundle will get you rolling right away without the
10page cross reference chart, watever that was for zaino.
this day in age, easy in easy out with better results. that's technology.
I recently bought my second pair of Piloti Spyders. I love them--I drive in them--like you're supposed to, lol, and detail, and everything else.
With 40% off, I think I'll need to get another pair,
In 3 years I've had two pairs, and my first ones were worn through the soles--though I can't get the nerve to chuck them yet.
And my favorite feature
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Originally Posted by 03Indigo
haha, I buy shoes like one every 3 years, find what I like, and buy a bunch of pairs at one time....At least this time I got to go shoe shopping in a store that had to do with cars. Why can't they just sell pants, socks, shirts, exercise stuff, etc. Then I could just go there and do all my shopping
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