BoneSS

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After washing and using the leaf blower, I wet down my Absorber and go over the dried water spots. Will this hurt in anyway? I do this when I am too lazy to break out the Zaino Quick Detailer.

Brandon Boomhauer

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shouldnt hurt
if it doesnt scratch then its fine in my book.


I use a pakshak microfiber waffle weave to dry mine.

ZR2877

As long as there is no dirt on the car it should be ok. Black or Dark Blue are the colors I would be careful with.

Kevin V 2002 SS

I prefer using the Z-6 detail spray to do it. That is one of the things it is designed for.

BoneSS

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I believe I am going to have to pick up some of those microfiber towels AND use the Z6 some more. Thanks guys.

jaljohn

i just leave mine in the sun for a couple minutes and its dry, usually no water spots or fade

RealDealCamSS

iTrader: (1)

Eagle 1 "Wax as U Dry" is great stuff. It helps soak up the water, while adding a fine layer of wax to the surface. Great for maintaining a wax job as well as making the dirt come off easier the next time you wash.

Brandon Boomhauer

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RealDeal, for Zaino users that isnt a great idea. I'm almost positive that Zaino doesnt apply or last when applied over a carnuba based wax, such as Wax As U Dry.


BoneSS PM me before you order the MF towels. I'll set ya up.

BoneSS

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Thanks Brandon, I will give you a PM here pretty soon I hope.

PFDarkside

Zaino needs a perfectly clean surface to bond to, hence the dawn wash. But, I think you can use a caranuba based product over it, but you won't be able to layer more Zaino on top like many like to do.

Brandon Boomhauer

iTrader: (10)

dawn wash or a 50/50 water/alky wipe down..... that should work


BoneSS feel free, I talked with the owner for a while today about some of the Poorboys and ClearKote stuff along with the buffing pads. If you have any questions he knows his stuff. Hrs are a little different for him though, he lives in hawaii