Because it was so damn cold, i was only able to get 2 layers of Z-5 on and 1 of Z-2. But now that things are starting to get warmer, what is the best way to get several layers of Zaino on the car?

I want to get five layers of Z-5 on the car as a nice solid base to fill in the scratches I've aquired this winter. After that, i can Z-2 to my hearts content, but what is the best way to get those five layers on? There is no way I can get five layers on in a weekend. How should I handle this? Do I not drive the car? Is it okay to drive the car with the top layer being Z-5 instead of Z-2? I figure I can get 2 layers on per weekend, so do i drive the car that week and then pick up where I left off the next weekend, or do I risk contamination?

 

You can alternate between the 2 and the 5. All you need do is wash first before you apply the next coat(s) if you've driven the car since your last application.

 

I know about the alternating thing, but do i have to end with a layer of Z-2 at the end of the weekend before I drive it that week?

 

No, you don't. Do what you can every weekend with the Z-5. You can wait until the next weekend to do the Z-2, if you wish.

 

My local Zaino dealer told me that Z5 is basically the same formula as Z2, only thicker. He suggested that I skip Z2 all together. What I'll probably end up doing however is 2-3 coats of Z5 one weekend, 2 coats the next weekend, and then Z2.

 

Use the ZFX additive and add layers as you have time.

 

Can I add a layer each day if keep the car garaged and don't drive it all? I may have found another means of trasportaion until my car has its force field.

Will this work... Put a layer of Z-5 on the car when I get home from work and then buff it off early next morning. Then when I get home from work that day, another layer of Z-5 and buff again next morning. Repeat this routine until I am happy? Or will I run into a problem where if I have three layers on, I can't add another one for 24 hours?