zaino question, answer quick please!
02-09-2006, 08:10 PM
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zaino question, answer quick please! Ok iv spent the day doing the different zaino steps. about 3 hours ago i put on z-5 and that **** still isnt dry! it was warm earlier but now its 60-65ish outside (in my garage)
so no harm done in driving it to the gym with zaino all over it right?
just want to be sure
so no harm done in driving it to the gym with zaino all over it right?
just want to be sure
02-09-2006, 08:13 PM
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Something is wrong...How much did you apply? Did you use ZFX with it?
If you drive it and then remove it, there's a chance that you could scratch it from dust, etc. settling.
If you drive it and then remove it, there's a chance that you could scratch it from dust, etc. settling.
02-09-2006, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
Something is wrong...How much did you apply? Did you use ZFX with it?
If you drive it and then remove it, there's a chance that you could scratch it from dust, etc. settling.
If you drive it and then remove it, there's a chance that you could scratch it from dust, etc. settling.
should i just take it off with my orbita buffer? or will that have wasted all my time
02-09-2006, 08:45 PM
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Well, for 1 coat, you should have used about 1/3 oz. Much more than that and it's *way* over-applied.
You should *barely* be able to see it go on. "Liberal" coats and Zaino don't mix...it leads to greatly extended drying times (as you're noticing).
If it is still smearing, an orbital buffer probably won't take it all off. I don't recommend that method of removal in any case really.
It's just going to take time and possibly a Z7 wash tomorrow.
You should *barely* be able to see it go on. "Liberal" coats and Zaino don't mix...it leads to greatly extended drying times (as you're noticing).
If it is still smearing, an orbital buffer probably won't take it all off. I don't recommend that method of removal in any case really.
It's just going to take time and possibly a Z7 wash tomorrow.
02-09-2006, 08:53 PM
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yeah your right, the orbital didnt do ****. ill just take it off tommorow. i really need to start reading instructions before i do things
im gona take an applicator and try and scrape it a little thinner so it dries overnight
im gona take an applicator and try and scrape it a little thinner so it dries overnight
02-09-2006, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
If I were you, I would just let it sit on all night and all day tomorrow. Tomorrow evening, give it a wash with Z7, and you should be fine.
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02-09-2006, 09:18 PM
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Sometimes when there is just too much excess, it won't really dry...kinda like when it's in the bottle, it's just sitting there with nothing to bond to. What is actually touching the paint should be dried/cured by then.
A wash should take care of it.
A wash should take care of it.