Taking Buffer to Black 350Z
01-06-2005, 06:59 AM
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Originally posted by Jsn350Z
I should start a NorCal Z Detailing buiseness , lol
I should start a NorCal Z Detailing buiseness , lol
01-06-2005, 07:31 AM
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yeah my SB in NoVA need some swirl help also...i have used alot of Z-5, but i still have some swirls from the dealer (thanks for washing the car with those damn hanging pads btw). so anyone want to do a lesson we can work something out in return i am sure.
01-25-2005, 05:25 PM
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detaildirect.com or something like that i just bought a bottle if u cant find it there let me know ill look up the website dont bother searching or asking no one has ever heard of it but it looks like an awesome product just looking for something to seal it up wiht (wax sealant etc.) Jsn350z reccomends not to put anything over it but im **** about protection of the paint
01-25-2005, 05:59 PM
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Well as I have said, you can use "Revive it" instead of Product X. Revive it is 50% Product X and 50% sealent. If applied often enough, Product X will protect your paint, and Revive it will protect it more so.
As for where to buy online, I don't know. I know a guy who owns an auto detail shop, and one of my friends owns a body shop. They both use Blue coral products, so every thursday a Blue Coral truck comes to their shops and i pick up a bottle from them when I need it.
As for where to buy online, I don't know. I know a guy who owns an auto detail shop, and one of my friends owns a body shop. They both use Blue coral products, so every thursday a Blue Coral truck comes to their shops and i pick up a bottle from them when I need it.
01-26-2005, 12:27 AM
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Well i use Prod. X only because I do it at least one weekly. If you want more durability ( and prodtection ), and don't plan on doing it once a week, then I recomend revive it.
Let me search online. I know there is a thread on here somewhere, where someone foind Prod.X online and posted the link.
Let me search online. I know there is a thread on here somewhere, where someone foind Prod.X online and posted the link.
01-26-2005, 12:42 AM
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01-26-2005, 07:19 AM
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Yeah i can only find Product X at the Site Jsn350z mentioned. Revive doesn't seem to exsist anymore. I live in New Jersey and due to the ever changing weather i wanted somthing alil more durable because i will not be able to do it every week and revie it isnt around so i was looking for something to put over top i going to do a few tests with some different products and let you know how it goes
P.S. I must say JSN350z is one of the most helpfully people on this site and id liek to thank him for helping me out!!!!!
P.S. I must say JSN350z is one of the most helpfully people on this site and id liek to thank him for helping me out!!!!!
01-26-2005, 07:38 AM
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Originally posted by enhanced250
P.S. I must say JSN350z is one of the most helpfully people on this site and id liek to thank him for helping me out!!!!!
P.S. I must say JSN350z is one of the most helpfully people on this site and id liek to thank him for helping me out!!!!!
01-26-2005, 11:43 AM
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Originally posted by enhanced250
P.S. I must say JSN350z is one of the most helpfully people on this site and id liek to thank him for helping me out!!!!!
P.S. I must say JSN350z is one of the most helpfully people on this site and id liek to thank him for helping me out!!!!!
01-26-2005, 11:48 AM
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Originally posted by yobri
And he kicks-a$$ at TEH detailing too
And he kicks-a$$ at TEH detailing too
Maybe, you can try this?
http://www.detaildirect.com/cgi-bin/detail/8104.html
Its a "long lasting" Carnauba wax. You probably already saw it on that site, but for what you are looking for, I think I;d give that a go. You should just experiament with which you use on top and bottom, which way looks better. Usually you put polish down first, and wax on top, but Prod.X just looks so good by itself.
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01-30-2005, 01:20 AM
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what kind of condition was the super black Z in before you did the job with the product x? My car has very fine scratches all over the car and i can't get rid of them. i have super black too.
i am thinking about doing the same thing you did. it looks amazing.
i am thinking about doing the same thing you did. it looks amazing.
