Zaino works goooooood
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Zaino'd Redfire
Followed the instructions on the zaino site: washed with dawn, washed with Z7, claybar as necessary, polished with Z5, finished with Z2 w/ ZFX.
Zaino'd Redfire
Followed the instructions on the zaino site: washed with dawn, washed with Z7, claybar as necessary, polished with Z5, finished with Z2 w/ ZFX.
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I agree really sharp... I need to spend more time again detailing my car once again its been raining off and on...started last night. I scrolled back up to look at your car one last time and I noticed that it must have taken a while to wash and wax it, because you forgot the tires, but again really sharp. Nice job
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That redfire really is a beautiful color. Nice parking spot too, wish my car had such a nice place to sit.
rrobello, you must live by me, I had just finished detailing my car, got home and it started to rain. Was grey for the last two days but I didn't expect it to actually rain
rrobello, you must live by me, I had just finished detailing my car, got home and it started to rain. Was grey for the last two days but I didn't expect it to actually rain
WOW, that looks good!!!
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I also just Zaino'd the car this weekend, and now it's all wet, oh well, we'll see how good this stuff really is.
I honestly didn't feel that much of a difference with the clay bar, I'd say you can skip this step. Now with an older car....I still have to test it on my 5 year old, always outside accord.
It's so hard to tell if you're spreading the stuff too thin or not. Another two coats go on this weekend. The more the merrier!
I honestly didn't feel that much of a difference with the clay bar, I'd say you can skip this step. Now with an older car....I still have to test it on my 5 year old, always outside accord.
It's so hard to tell if you're spreading the stuff too thin or not. Another two coats go on this weekend. The more the merrier!
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Originally posted by Badandy@December 28, 2004, 5:55 PM
Did you notice a difference after claybarring it, or do you think that step was unnecessary given the age of the car?
Did you notice a difference after claybarring it, or do you think that step was unnecessary given the age of the car?
I started yesterday and it took about 4 hours to get through the Z5. Then he recommends waiting 6 hrs, and it was about 6 oclock, so I waited till today to finish up. Took a couple more hrs today total. so about 6 hrs total work time, which is not bad at all i think.
Luckily, I am in a garage, and I have my old car still, so I drove that today to go get some 100% cotton, made in the USA towels for the job. I am even thinking about driving the old car to work tomorrow...ah i dunno...
Thanks for all the compliments guys!
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Originally posted by nynvolt@December 28, 2004, 5:55 PM
That redfire really is a beautiful color. Nice parking spot too, wish my car had such a nice place to sit.
rrobello, you must live by me, I had just finished detailing my car, got home and it started to rain. Was grey for the last two days but I didn't expect it to actually rain
That redfire really is a beautiful color. Nice parking spot too, wish my car had such a nice place to sit.
rrobello, you must live by me, I had just finished detailing my car, got home and it started to rain. Was grey for the last two days but I didn't expect it to actually rain