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DJBAILEY · 09-11-06, 10:49

I called Detailer's Paradise this morning. They said that there are no oils used in Prima Amigo to worry about. They said that Sal even sent them some Z-2/Z-5 to test its compatibility. They said that they did not experience and bonding issues. The Z-2/Z-5 did not wash off, however they did say that they did not monitor its durability 4-6 months down the road.

They did say that it is finer polish than FPII, its cleanser ability is on par with AIO and its filling ability is significantly superior to Z-5Pro.

I'm going to order some and use my own car as an experiment before using it on a customer's car. I usually put 10-12 Z-5/Z-2 layers on my black Volvo (2x a year) so I hope I am not going to waste it all and see it wash off the car.

I'll post some before/after Prima Amigo pictures. We'll have to wait a few months to see if the Zaino durability is compromised. ( I probably should have done this in the spring incase it doesn'y last and I end up witha stripped car in the middle of winter)

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DJBAILEY Registered User DJBAILEY is offline Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Apex, NC Posts: 235	I called Detailer's Paradise this morning. They said that there are no oils used in Prima Amigo to worry about. They said that Sal even sent them some Z-2/Z-5 to test its compatibility. They said that they did not experience and bonding issues. The Z-2/Z-5 did not wash off, however they did say that they did not monitor its durability 4-6 months down the road. They did say that it is finer polish than FPII, its cleanser ability is on par with AIO and its filling ability is significantly superior to Z-5Pro. I'm going to order some and use my own car as an experiment before using it on a customer's car. I usually put 10-12 Z-5/Z-2 layers on my black Volvo (2x a year) so I hope I am not going to waste it all and see it wash off the car. I'll post some before/after Prima Amigo pictures. We'll have to wait a few months to see if the Zaino durability is compromised. ( I probably should have done this in the spring incase it doesn'y last and I end up witha stripped car in the middle of winter)