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How to remove Water spots from Black paint
03-31-2010, 04:30 AM
#21
Team Owner
Using Z-PC by hand requires quite a bit of physical effort compared to the normal Zaino product line. Z-PC and AIO are the only two products, if used by hand you might/should be working up a sweat, as they require some effort in order to get the mild abrasives to do their work.
At my detailing shop, Z-PC and AIO are the only two Zaino products that are applied using a Porter Cable.
At my detailing shop, Z-PC and AIO are the only two Zaino products that are applied using a Porter Cable.
Yes I do remember you telling me this. I didn't have much success with the Z-PC and I haven't used the AIO enough. I have used the Z-5 for the scratches but with no sucess by hand.I don't have a porter cable.
Once you claybar a Zainoed car does that mean you have removed everything-all past Zaino coats meaning you are starting over from ground zero?
03-31-2010, 07:22 AM
#22
Team Owner
I bought a used black 2001 Mustang Bullitt from my daughter. It had more water spots than any other car I have ever seen. I tried all sorts of cleaners and polishes for paint, with no luck. What did work, was Meguaires plastic polish.
a little warning would have been nice 
