Anyone use Z12?
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Anyone use Z12?
I ordered Zaino's z12 the other day. I know it says it has mild abrasives, but now I'm kinda hesitant to try it. My glass is in good shape, and I don't want it to become scratched up by z12. I do have some bad *** hardwater spots on the glass, so that's why I bought it.
So if anyone has used Z12, how did they like it?
So if anyone has used Z12, how did they like it?
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I use Z-12 once a month. No problem bugs just wipe off, what little rain I have drove in just runs off did not have to use windshild wipers. I use all Zaino products. I clay my glass first and evey 3 months depends on how much I drive. Then I buff 2-3 coats Z-12 with my porter cable or by hand. When Z-12 glazes over I buff out by hand with a towell. If I have to wash my car Z-7 dry with a Ca jellyblade & absorber on glass. If I do my glass only I use plain windex no drip with paper towells. The clay bar will take water spots out.
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Z-12 won't scratch your glass. Use a clean soft cotton or microfiber towel to apply it, and it should work great. It leaves the glass feeling like new. It won't take out the really deep pits, but it does smooth out minor imperfections and light scratches. Polishes glass nicely.
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can anybody comment on z12's ability to remove hard water spots that are baked on the glass? I guess that was the original question, but I don't see where anyone specifically answered it.
thanks, this is a VERY frustrating problem.
thanks, this is a VERY frustrating problem.
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Originally Posted by pjb
can anybody comment on z12's ability to remove hard water spots that are baked on the glass? I guess that was the original question, but I don't see where anyone specifically answered it.
thanks, this is a VERY frustrating problem.
thanks, this is a VERY frustrating problem.
I have tried them all and Z-12 works for me. If the water spots are "etched" into the glass, (if you can feel them with a fingernail) it takes a lot of work and polishing to get them out. There's really no easy fix for that, other than a lot of elbow-grease.....
P.S. VERY DEEP etchings, you just can't get out.....
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JB - please give some more details about how your windows looked at first, how you used the Z12, how much effort required, and the results. I'm tired of things that don't remove the baked in spots and stains. If Z12 is the answer I will love it.
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JB - please give some more details about how your windows looked at first, how you used the Z12, how much effort required, and the results. I'm tired of things that don't remove the baked in spots and stains. If Z12 is the answer I will love it.
It was really easy to use, I just put it on a cotton towel and used a circular motion on the glass. I could feel the grit from the spots, but then get smooth. After it dried, I wiped it off with another towel and that was it.
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z12 is some good stuff. it says not to use it on tinted windows right? I used it once and it really cleaned up my windows. over all Zaino products are the best iv seen and i use all zaino
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z12 is some good stuff. it says not to use it on tinted windows right? I used it once and it really cleaned up my windows. over all Zaino products are the best iv seen and i use all zaino