Detail: Black WS6 TA
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Originally Posted by zck2385
did you use the pc with zaino?? a lot of the write ups i read say not too but i never understood why??
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From: Albuquerque NM - The Land of 8000ft DA
Originally Posted by ZaneO
It was so cold when I started that sheets of ice were forming on the spoiler.
The lighting wasn't the best, so the pictures aren't my best.
Engine:
Optimum APC agitated with Meguiar's spoke brush
Armor All Tire Foam
Final Wipedown
Exterior:
Optimum APC wheels & wells
Eagle One A2Z on tires
Meguiar's NXT wash
Zaino Z18 claybar w/ NXT soap lube
Poorboy's SSR 2.5 via light cut pad
Klasse AIO via polishing pad
Zaino Z2 Pro
Zaino Z8
Armor All Tire Foam in wells
Meguiar's Natural Shine on tires
Question/Comments?
The lighting wasn't the best, so the pictures aren't my best.
Engine:
Optimum APC agitated with Meguiar's spoke brush
Armor All Tire Foam
Final Wipedown
Exterior:
Optimum APC wheels & wells
Eagle One A2Z on tires
Meguiar's NXT wash
Zaino Z18 claybar w/ NXT soap lube
Poorboy's SSR 2.5 via light cut pad
Klasse AIO via polishing pad
Zaino Z2 Pro
Zaino Z8
Armor All Tire Foam in wells
Meguiar's Natural Shine on tires
Question/Comments?
With regard to
Poorboy's SSR 2.5 via light cut pad
Klasse AIO via polishing pad
Zaino Z2 Pro
Zaino Z8
Klasse AIO via polishing pad
Zaino Z2 Pro
Zaino Z8
Poorboys SSR 2.5
Poorboys SSR 1
Zaino Z5
Zaino Z2
Finish with Z6
Or another alternative
Zaino Z-PC
Zaino Z5
Zaino Z2
Finish with Z6
Just a little FYI for everybody else, this is what my car looks like prewash
Thats the front quarter panel.
This is the rear hatch area. This was after a wash with dawn soap, followed by claybar.
The front is more severe for obvious reasons. I would assume for the rear I wouldn't need to start, for example, with SSR2.5 but more like SSR 1 ?
I guess I'm debating between PB's SSR and Zaino Z-PC because there isn't anyway, at least for me since I haven't used it, to gauge how abrasive Z-PC is. What I like about PB's SSR is they tell you the level of abrasiveness compared to their other products. With the SSR you can judge more or less which one to start with where as with Zaino it is, what it is. I would assume it's a mild abrasive and that stems from it's directed use. According to them it should be worked in until the desired result is achieved i.e. keep applying it until the swirling is at a reasonable point where possibly Z5 could "hide" the swirls.
Thoughts ZaneO, or anyone for that matter?
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From: Albuquerque NM - The Land of 8000ft DA
Originally Posted by ZaneO
ZPC is mild. You will definitely need a more abrasive polish (like SSR 2.5) to begin with, and it may take multiple passes before moving to a milder polish.