Zaino...Taking it off.
6/9/06, 08:06 PM
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Zaino...Taking it off.
Alright so I have approx. 10 coats of Zaino on my car...and the water just beads off when I wash it.
Tomorrow I plan on taking all of the Zaino back off, and restarting using their new paint stuff.
How do I get the Zaino off that is on the car now? Detergent wash?
Thanks, Scott.
Tomorrow I plan on taking all of the Zaino back off, and restarting using their new paint stuff.
How do I get the Zaino off that is on the car now? Detergent wash?
Thanks, Scott.
6/9/06, 08:44 PM
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Z-PC is an abrasive so it would just break the other coats down, but I would just rather get the older Zaino off before I start with the Z-PC.
Ohh, and thanks adrenaline...just wanted to make sure.
Ohh, and thanks adrenaline...just wanted to make sure.
6/9/06, 10:16 PM
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Per Sal Zaino when I asked him this same question.
There are many commercial body shop products that are specifically
designed to remove polish/wax to prep a surface prior to painting. Isopropyl Alcohol will also remove Zaino.
There are many commercial body shop products that are specifically
designed to remove polish/wax to prep a surface prior to painting. Isopropyl Alcohol will also remove Zaino.
6/11/06, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by nole_trainer
Kind of harsh, but when I had my vinyl dilema, I used Naptha on just the rocker panels. That might be too much for the entire car. But, my vinyl stuck like a charm!!
6/16/06, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by nole_trainer
Kind of harsh, but when I had my vinyl dilema, I used Naptha on just the rocker panels. That might be too much for the entire car. But, my vinyl stuck like a charm!!
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