sergio200

greetings from chile, is zaino difil to apply? forums talk a lot of heat, moisture, scratches etc. may

Pro-Techt

Not really, but the key is to make sure the paint is as bare as possible (Dawn wash) and apply it super extra thin. This will eliminate streaks and allow it to dry quicker for better removal. I might add that a spritz of Z6 on each panel will certainly help the sealant glide across the finish easier during application.

btw - are you using Z2 or Z5?

sergio200

thanks friend I'm actually buy the product zaino and wanted to ask a little about how hard it is to apply, cars of various colors, black, wine, white, gray would be to use those colors in zaino.


that have reviews of Blackfire diamond vs. zaino in terms of gloss?

Pro-Techt

No problem. If you do some research, you'll find that many people think Zaino is extremely reflective and durable. (on all colors). It's also very easy to use if done sparingly.

Crusher

If used correctly it is very easy to use. It comes off incredibly easy with no dust or residue and the shine is fantastic. Z-5 Polish is very universal and works great with all colors.

c6vetteinhouston

All you will need is the following:


Clay Bar: Z-18 ClayBar

For a polish: Meguiars Mirror Glaze #2 Fine Cut Cleaner

Pre-wax cleaner: Griot's Garage Paint Prep.

Sealants: Z-5 PRO Show Car Polish for Swirl Marks and Fine Scratches and Z-CS Clear Seal

Detail Spray: Z-6 Ultra Clean Gloss Enhancer Spray

sergio200

Thanks, I applied the truth and the results are amazing, it is true that zaino is prone to water spots or not?

c6vetteinhouston

NO,,,never ever had them as long as I have used Zainos.

0David-Fermani

From time to time I'd read that some people had water spot issues. When I used it years ago, I had no issues.

sergio200

ok thanks, that logically of no water spots or how to prevent it?


is true that could come with the ZFX Zaino already included?


and seen it elsewhere, or are too distant for this to happen?

sergio200

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru....php?t=256136:

Crusher

Never ever had a water spot issue with Zaino.

c6vetteinhouston

Do not waste your money on buying the ZFX. I have use it before countless times. I never never got any greater shine or finish whether or not I used it. And, I never had any problems with applying two or more coats within a 24 hour period either. Waste of money in my opinion.

ZO ZICK

Meguiars Clay
Meguires 105 Ultra Cut (Lake Country Yellow Pad)
Meguires 205 Ultra Cut (Lake Country Orange Pad)
Menzerna IP2000 Polish (Lake Country White Pad)
Menzerna FF3000 Final Polish (Lake Country Red Pad)
Sonax Premium Class Wax (Hand)
Black Light Hybrid Radiant Finish (Lake Country Red Pad)

agentf1

As long as you apply it this it is one of the easiest products to apply and remove IMHO. It also last longer than anything else on the market.

ILLUSHN

ZFX is not about greater shine, it's about allowing the additional coats to bond to each other properly. If you do one coat every 24 hours, it's not an issue.

c6vetteinhouston

I know what the ZFX is used for, to speed up the time for drying and curing, and to allow more applications of Z5 or Z2 within a 24 hours window. My intent was to say, during several tests I conducted to see whether or not I really needed to use this product and to see if it made any difference in applying more coats within 24 hours, per directions of Z5 or Z2, I did not see any difference as to the use or need of this products. I had no streaking or bonding issues what so ever. My finish was the best optical finish, per same as pics we have seen on here, whether or not I did or did not use ZFX. SO, IMO, just me, it is not worth spending money on to achieve the same results.