first zaino use

[JHZR2]

So I am a first-time zaino user. Im doing two cars and Ive posted a few questions.

On an 04 saab and an 82 MB Ive washed, clayed, done ZPC and ZAIO.

Tonight I got to Z5pro on the 82 MB. Put two coats on with the Zfx.

I have to say that zaino products really are the easiest things to apply light and consistently, of any products Ive run. The finish after the prep and those two coats is super-smooth, and It hasnt really even fully cured.

Tomorrow Im going to top with Z2 and Zcs, using Z8 to wipe smooth and clean...

Cant wait to have some pictures.

But zaino is good stuff, Im really glad I bought it, I really do like it.

 

[wannafbody]

Just wait until you see the long lasting beading.

 

[Patman]

After a few years away from Zaino, I've decided to come back to them too, they really do make some great products that are easy to use. I don't follow all of the steps to the letter though, as I like to keep things simpler, so I know I'm not getting 100% results, but even doing things the simple way I get great results from their products. I've decided to start using a combination of Z5Pro and Z2Pro on my Corvette, but I'm not going to bother with Z1 or ZFX at all, and for now I'm going to continue using Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Detailer, but when that runs out I'll go with Zaino Z6. I've still got a full bottle of Zaino Z7 wash, so I'll probably start using that again too (although I'm not sure that makes much difference, I think any good car wash soap will do the trick)

 

[wannafbody]

Many zaino users are a bit OCD and overdue the system. Sal isn't going to recommend 50 layers of Z even though he stands to sell more product.