Dr Bonz NEW FORMULA Zaino Experiment!
05-26-2004, 10:44 AM
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Everytime I see a pic of a Brickyard Z it reminds me of how much more I love that color than my Daytona blue. Dont get me wrong, I love the color of my Z, but if they offered the Brickyard in 2004, I wouldnt be pushing the blue
06-02-2004, 07:30 AM
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BTW, the editorial won't display for me. Do you have to be a member at frenzy to view it? Also, Dr. Bonz, did you find anything different about the new formulas besides the color and ease of application? Do they shine any better or do they make the paint any slicker?
06-02-2004, 10:08 AM
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Originally posted by ranger5oh
Honestly though, the new Meguires NXT works just as well and much much cheaper. (no flaming intended)
Honestly though, the new Meguires NXT works just as well and much much cheaper. (no flaming intended)
06-02-2004, 01:03 PM
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Originally posted by The Sopranos 16
did you find anything different about the new formulas besides the color and ease of application? Do they shine any better or do they make the paint any slicker?
did you find anything different about the new formulas besides the color and ease of application? Do they shine any better or do they make the paint any slicker?
08-22-2004, 04:51 PM
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Dr Bonz... Thank you, You taught me Much...Today was my first Zaino Experiance....Me and My "Z" and a little Jazz...
1) Wash with Dawn, rinse, then dry, With a 100% cotton towel Made in USA.
2) Claying with a mist of a mixture of water and Z-7 (Lubricant)...Took a short cut, just dunked Clay bar in bucket of Z-7. Not bad at all, was alot easier than I thought.
3) Then another wash and a dry.
4) Then a coat of ZFX, let dry and buff with a clean Towel.
5) Then one more layer of ZFX, and Buffung again, then a mist of Z-6... My Baby Looks GREAT...
Wanted to put another coat of ZFX on but this old body can only take so much...
will do more later... I LOVE MY "Z"
It looks realy Hot "RED HOT"
1) Wash with Dawn, rinse, then dry, With a 100% cotton towel Made in USA.
2) Claying with a mist of a mixture of water and Z-7 (Lubricant)...Took a short cut, just dunked Clay bar in bucket of Z-7. Not bad at all, was alot easier than I thought.
3) Then another wash and a dry.
4) Then a coat of ZFX, let dry and buff with a clean Towel.
5) Then one more layer of ZFX, and Buffung again, then a mist of Z-6... My Baby Looks GREAT...
Wanted to put another coat of ZFX on but this old body can only take so much...
will do more later... I LOVE MY "Z" It looks realy Hot "RED HOT"
08-26-2004, 05:58 AM
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Re: Very pleased with combining "theories"
Originally posted by Keven
Thanks to both of you, Bill and Bonz! Today I applied layer 10 of Zaino to my DB - put it on by hand - buffed it with a random orbital buffer.
I'm very pleased with the finish!! I used to have people stop me and ask me about the car. The past month or so, people have stopped me to ask me about the finish - remarking on how unbelievable gorgeous it is.
Thanks to both of you, Bill and Bonz! Today I applied layer 10 of Zaino to my DB - put it on by hand - buffed it with a random orbital buffer.
I'm very pleased with the finish!! I used to have people stop me and ask me about the car. The past month or so, people have stopped me to ask me about the finish - remarking on how unbelievable gorgeous it is.
08-26-2004, 07:06 AM
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Re: Re: Very pleased with combining "theories"
Originally posted by zorrocar1
You should try it the other way apply with your random orbital buffer and take off by hand. The orbital buffer will put it on extrmely thin which will allow you too buff it off with alot of detail. Your arm won't get so tired.
You should try it the other way apply with your random orbital buffer and take off by hand. The orbital buffer will put it on extrmely thin which will allow you too buff it off with alot of detail. Your arm won't get so tired.
I always thought the rule was 'No circular applicators'
08-26-2004, 07:21 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Very pleased with combining "theories"
Originally posted by AudioPat
HMMMMMM
I always thought the rule was 'No circular applicators'
HMMMMMM
I always thought the rule was 'No circular applicators'
I have a PC and it works grrrrrrrrrrrrreat!!!!!!!!!! There are great threads on this product.
08-26-2004, 09:39 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Very pleased with combining "theories"
Originally posted by AudioPat
HMMMMMM
I always thought the rule was 'No circular applicators'
HMMMMMM
I always thought the rule was 'No circular applicators'
I've read a lot of stuff on Autopia about the PC and how to use it and the impression I got was that there wasn't a whole lot of benefit to using an ROB when applying and removing products like Zaino. It's forté is with waxes and abrasive polishes.
BTW, I picked one up last week and just received some pads yesterday. My older cars better look out this weekend!!!! Actually, I was planning on going by a junk yard and picking up an old hood or trunk lid to practice on.
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