Hello Placo,

I noticed that too when reading it. I didnt really pay attention to the small small details, so let me know what he found wrong.

But i did notice one thing, Klasse and Zaino, they used z-1, z5, z2 for klasse they used red bottle (all in one), then silver bottle (high gloss)

count the number of coats, then for regular wax, they did one coat. of course 2 coats is better than 1.

I am a zaino user and zaino fan, i have been even before the waxtest.org report came out. zaino has some tricks to apply it that will make it better. for example, use swirl remover or griots garage #3 to remove all swirls then you can use 1 coat of z5 and go straight to the z2. using microfiber to remove the coats so you dont induce any new swirls when removing the polish. using an orbital buffer with foam pad (really speeds things up) and using ZFX to speed the curing time.

I used gold class when it first hit the market and wasnt impressed, i will have to try the new formula.

as far as durability, it is longer lasting than hi-tech wax or medallian. BTW, after i apply the coats, thats it, i dont touch it up every other week like some zaino users, so i think thats fair.

I been using meguiars to detail my parents cars since i was 10 yrs old or so, but figured to try other products. I figure its like a race, zaino might have been better than meguiars for a while, but when meguiars "reformulates" gold class, meguiars is better, zaino may "reformulate" its stuff and maybe be better in a few years, who knows??