Finish First

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Martin

Discussion Starter · Nov 6, 2000

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Hello All,

I would first like to thank geoff for recommending Finish First polish. I got it in the mail a week ago and I applied it Saturday to my freshly washed Black IS300. I don't have a garage so I didn't leave the first coat on over night but i left it on for 3 hour's. Like you said it came off very easily (but were i put a little to much on it was a bit harder to take off. but still very easy) My Black IS300 now look's like a mirror and about 70% of the swirl mark's that were there are now gone

.. I recommend this product to anyone with a car that want's there car to shine and generally look GOOD. I really can't believe the result's of FF.

One question geoff did you use a towel to apply FF or a regular wax applicator? I used a towel (special soft towel) and i found it was a pain in the a$$ to apply. The towel bunched up and never staid in the same position blah blah.. I want to use a wax applicator the apply the next coat. (Hopefully next weekend)

Anyway thanx
FF will be the only product I use now.
If you want to pickup FF go here http://www.finishfirstpolish.com

Martin <------------ Very happpy with FF

Black/Ivory IS300

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geoff

· #2 · Nov 6, 2000

Use the towel. I know it bunches up, and it's a pain in the ass, but it's better. I use a clean (pre-washed) towel to apply, and the same to remove.

As you have found, FF's results are simply amazing.

chromaplast

· #3 · Nov 6, 2000

how much commission have you made so far geoff?

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Agent Smith

· #4 · Nov 6, 2000

G - you sure this stuff is not Amway?

chromaplast

· #5 · Nov 7, 2000

what's "Amway"? some kind of cheap polish?

Agent Smith

· #6 · Nov 7, 2000

AMWAY is a pyramid marketing thing...you recruit people to buy into the product line they sell products...you make money off them...it was a joke...

geoff

· #7 · Nov 7, 2000

It was between FF and Zaino for me, and seeing how Zaino involves approximately seven thousand steps, it was FF all the way, baby.

Falken

· #8 · Nov 7, 2000

I don't understand why people think Zaino is such a pain. Three steps total for my car. 1. Apply Z1 (bonding agent between paint and "wax"). Do not remove. 10 minutes, tops.
2. Apply Z2 ("wax"). VERY easy to do using the terry cloth applicator sponge they give you. Let sit as any other wax.
3. Remove. Comes off extremely easily and does not leave build up in cracks, etc!!!!!

That's it. And, you can get their gloss spray that is good to use after washing to get drying marks etc off of the car and make it shine like it was just waxed. The car is sooo smooth after this!

Just my opinions. I really like Zaino. It is the easiest to use wax I have ever dealt with. You barely need to apply any pressure to get it off even after many hours. And, it smells good too--like bubble gum.

Nate

· #9 · Nov 7, 2000

I think I'm safely the laziest person on here, and I can tell you that FF has everything beat. Wow, great shine and protection, and it took me about 30 minutes to put on and take off of a Camry. And I won't have to do it again for 6-9 months, which whoops the crap out of Zaino. Sadly, I think Geoff was right with his recommendation. You really owe it to yourself to order $23 worth of the stuff.

mryuen

· #10 · Nov 7, 2000

I have both on my shelf (all the Zaino products) and I have to admit, FF is easier to use. Seems like it's a little easier to remove, especially if it's cured for more than one day (which I usually do). The results are VERY similar. Oh, the bubble gum smell is nice!

Mark

geoff

· #11 · Nov 7, 2000

Originally posted by Nate:
I think I'm safely the laziest person on here, and I can tell you that FF has everything beat. Wow, great shine and protection, and it took me about 30 minutes to put on and take off of a Camry. And I won't have to do it again for 6-9 months, which whoops the crap out of Zaino. Sadly, I think Geoff was right with his recommendation. You really owe it to yourself to order $23 worth of the stuff.

you know FF is a good product when nate here is forced to agree with my suggestion. the horror....the horror

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mrclam

· #12 · Nov 7, 2000

i just sent away a check for the smallest "starter kit" of FF, i should get it in two weeks or so i guess, so i'll tell you guys what i think when i get it =)

Martin

Discussion Starter · #13 · Nov 8, 2000

I got mine in 5 day's.. I did a credit card order tho.

Martin

Black/Ivory IS300

Originally posted by mrclam:
i just sent away a check for the smallest "starter kit" of FF, i should get it in two weeks or so i guess, so i'll tell you guys what i think when i get it =)

LA Z K

· #14 · Nov 8, 2000

Got my FF today...will use it this weekend...IT BETTER WORK

K

geoff

· #15 · Nov 8, 2000

NONE of you will be disappointed. you have my honest word on that. i fugg with you guys, but i would never mislead you into spending money on crap.

you're still a bunch of jerkwaters, tho

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geoff

· #16 · Nov 8, 2000

WHOA! that last post was number 666!

muahahahaha! be afraid...be very afraid!

mrclam

· #17 · Nov 8, 2000

woe is me, i dont' ahve a credit card and my dad is still convinced that any old cheap wax is the same thing as any more expensive wax or FF. he said FF was too shiny for him but too bad i'm buying it anyways =) 40bucks isn't too much to pay for a cool looking car

he he

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