WTB: Zaino???
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<small>[ April 03, 2002, 10:49 PM: Message edited by: JennZ28 ]</small>
Next if you have a lot of scraces then use Z-5. Apply as many coats as it takes to cover up all those scrates or to your liking.
Next apply Z-2 for clear coated paint. This will start giving you the true Zaino shine!! Apply several coats as your will begin to really see your paint look more "3-D" after each coat. Follow up after each coat of Z-2 with Z-6 spray. This will also add depth to your paint.
SO here are the products I think you probally need: ZFX, Z-2, Z-6, (Z-5 only if you have scratches) and Z-7 just to simply wash your car with after it is waxed.
I hope this helps cause I know the directions can get a little confusing on the website.
Mike
You definitely need to make sure you have the proper supplies. I use nothing but the best 100% cotton towels, 100% cotton wash mitt (white) and Gerber baby diapers.
To acheive the best results the surface needs to be prepped properly. This includes using Dawn dish soap, the blue liquid, to remove the old wax and oils. Then clay the entire car to remove surface contamination and get back to the original smooth surface. Rewash the car to remove any residue and then start polishing.
If you have more questions, post them.
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Thanks for the offer Angus if i dont get it soon i might take you up on that. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Cool]" src="gr_images/icons/cool.gif" /> .
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<strong>I've heard from a lot of places that Duragloss is the same stuff as Zaino (same bottles even) with a different sticker and price tag slapped onto it...</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Absolute BS!!!! <img border="0" alt="[bullshit]" title="" src="graemlins/gr_bs.gif" />
This "rumor" comes up every so often on different boards, I can gaurantee you it is absolute BS. As far as bottles being the same or similar you'll find that the bottle manufactures sell their bottles to hundreds of clients. Since beer cans and soda cans look the same, except the label, does that mean everything that comes in a can is the same.



