Zaino'ers....am I just that dumb?
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Ok...i got the Zaino starter kit that comes with all the goodies. I read the part where it says a "dime size" of zaino should do the entire car...HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?!?!? I tried that and it seems to wear off on the first 3"x3" section i did...then it felt like i was rubbing the car all dry.
When I use regular wax, I usually use up to 10-15 squirts of wax on the pad to do the whole car.
When I use regular wax, I usually use up to 10-15 squirts of wax on the pad to do the whole car.
I have never read anywhere that says a dime sized dab will do an entire car and I have worked for Zaino since 1998, I think what you are reading is it says to apply a dime size dab to a dampened applicator at A time, not for the entire car. You should be able easily to do a Z car with 1/2 to 3/4 of one ouce of Zaino, the first time you put a coat on the car the paint will take up more of the polish and you will use a little more the first time, and after that it goes on smoother and you will use less.
If you could see one of my Zaino demo days that I put on from time to time you would understand completely how to apply the product in 10 seconds.
If you could see one of my Zaino demo days that I put on from time to time you would understand completely how to apply the product in 10 seconds.
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What I've learned from Bonz, Kevin O. and others is this....
Dampen your applicator with a couple of squirts of Z-6 first. Work it around the face of the applicator with your finger tips. This is done only initially to get it damp. Makes the first amounts of Z-2, Z-5 go one easier.
Put some Zaino (Z-2 or Z-5) all over the face of the applicator. Try to apply a "dime sized" amount all over the applicator.
Now apply that to the car over an area the size of 2 to 3 ft square.
The goal is to apply the Zaino in a thin as possible layer.
What I've learned from Bonz, Kevin O. and others is this....
Dampen your applicator with a couple of squirts of Z-6 first. Work it around the face of the applicator with your finger tips. This is done only initially to get it damp. Makes the first amounts of Z-2, Z-5 go one easier.
Put some Zaino (Z-2 or Z-5) all over the face of the applicator. Try to apply a "dime sized" amount all over the applicator.
Now apply that to the car over an area the size of 2 to 3 ft square.
The goal is to apply the Zaino in a thin as possible layer.
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Thanks for the input guys...I'll have to try that. I don't know where I heard a dime size does the whole car...maybe I read wrong but I'll give it another try. I keep hearing how awesome it is so it must be me doing it wrong obviously..lol.
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Anyone use the Porter Cable buffer?
http://www.properautocare.com/porcabuldetm.html
A guy recomended that to start fresh with and get the swirls out first.
http://www.properautocare.com/porcabuldetm.html
A guy recomended that to start fresh with and get the swirls out first.
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Originally posted by vice86
Anyone use the Porter Cable buffer?
http://www.properautocare.com/porcabuldetm.html
A guy recomended that to start fresh with and get the swirls out first.
Anyone use the Porter Cable buffer?
http://www.properautocare.com/porcabuldetm.html
A guy recomended that to start fresh with and get the swirls out first.
See my post here:
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...hreadid=494623
Originally posted by Dr Bonz
Hey Kevin, you aren't going to Z DayZ are you?
Hey Kevin, you aren't going to Z DayZ are you?
Sorry, but it is now over. It was at Fontana Village in NC at the Tail of the Dragon.
See my pics here:
http://www.350zfrenzy.com/forum/show...&threadid=4122
See my pics here:
http://www.350zfrenzy.com/forum/show...&threadid=4122
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