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06-15-05, 08:25
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jauto98 is offline
Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 15 | Z-PC Fusion Dual Action Paint Cleaner Swirl Remover
Thought this may be interesting. Discovered this on Zaino's website. Any comments? Z-PC Fusion | |
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06-15-05, 08:33
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2wheelsx2 is offline
Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada Posts: 2,212 | Interesting...finally the Z swirl remover has arrived.
So, for the product testers (blkz28conv)....how's it compare on the abrasive scale to say, DACP?
I guess there's no more reason to not try Z anymore.... 
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06-15-05, 09:04
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blkZ28Conv is offline
Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: VIR Road Course, Va Posts: 5,687 | Quote: Originally posted by 2wheelsx2
Interesting...finally the Z swirl remover has arrived.
So, for the product testers (blkz28conv)....how's it compare on the abrasive scale to say, DACP?
I guess there's no more reason to not try Z anymore.... | IMHO the Z-PC is oh so slightly less abrasives than Meguiar's DACP. The most important difference is the final breakdown effects of the Z-PC. This product requires NO follow-up after using properly (working product until basically gone) produces an extremely high gloss, amazing smoothness, deep, wet and no hazed finished.
In the real world, what Z-PC will not correct will require a larger step up than Meg's DACP (i.e Menzerna IP) and than follow with Z-PC. So basically, the starting points are about equal. 
As I have mentioned in the past, this is the final link (components not evolution) in the Zaino system and personally the most important of all the new products introduced this year. 
Great work Sal!!! 
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06-15-05, 09:53
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2wheelsx2 is offline
Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada Posts: 2,212 | Sounds good. Thanks for the details. I was rather intrigued by the note that stated that the polish can get more "bite" if the pad is spritzed with water first.
With regards to follow-up with other products, in my personal experience, I have never had to follow up DACP with other products, even on flat black. But I have read many others with different experience, so YMMV.
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06-15-05, 10:08
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Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Ypsilanti Township, MI Posts: 1,219 | How does it compare to Optimum or PO85RD?
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06-15-05, 10:11
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TortoiseAWD is offline
Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Omaha, NE Posts: 3,342 | blkz28conv,
How much of the Z-PC would you say is required to polish an average-sized sedan? $13 for 8 oz. of polish is a bit pricey (won't keep me from trying it, but I may keep it all for myself instead of using it on family/friend cars, if you know what I mean).
Thanks,
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06-15-05, 10:13
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Gears is offline
Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: PA Posts: 390 | Enough of how it works. I want want to know how it smells!!
I love all the Zaino smells, Z -PC Fusion looks green maybe apples?
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06-15-05, 10:30
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Shiny Lil Detlr is offline
Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Lansing, MI, USA Posts: 2,847 | I just got this email:
Dear Charlie Hahn,
Zaino Show Car Polish Releases Zaino Z-PC Fusion Dual Action Paint Cleaner
Swirl Remover
The wait is over! We wanted to let you know our newest product, Zaino Fusion
Dual Action Paint Cleaner Swirl Remover ("Z-PC"), is now available.
• Eliminate common paint defects quickly and easily!
• 100% compatibility with all painted surfaces and Zaino paint products!
• Water-based formula means no mess, no staining, and easy clean up!
• Features the world's first true self-dissolving, fused tri-particulate,
diminishing abrasive system
• No fillers or oils, just results that last and last!
• Perfect your paint with Zaino Z-PC Fusion
Zaino Z-PC Fusion is available now at Zaino's online store ( www.zainostore.com)
or
by telephone at 888-999-9870.
Technical questions or media inquiries should be directed to: 732-833-8800.
Thank you,
The staff at Zainostore.com
Yeehaw folks, it's here!! | |
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06-15-05, 10:49
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Corey Bit Spank is offline
Join Date: May 2002 Location: Buffalo, NY Posts: 2,671 | "The ultra-intelligent abrasives gently and carefully knockdown high spots on your car to reveal an extremely smooth, super-reflective, mile-deep shine. "
That line made me laugh, only because I would have never throught to market car polish as "intelligent." | |
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06-15-05, 11:41
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SilverLexus is offline
Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Atlanta Posts: 4,897 | I got the same email...news travels fast here. 
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06-15-05, 12:04
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perry is offline
Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Cornfields of Indiana Posts: 500 | Quote: Originally posted by 2wheelsx2
Sounds good. Thanks for the details. I was rather intrigued by the note that stated that the polish can get more "bite" if the pad is spritzed with water first. | I saw that too. But what interested me was the next sentence, "Water can also be used to minimize dusting when using a machine buffer." Does that mean that this is a particularlly dusty polish; that I should expect dust unless I spritz the pad with water and get more "bite" (is that necessarily a good thing all the time?) in the process? | |
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06-15-05, 12:12
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Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 239 | After reading about this product on here for the last couple weeks I got the impression that this product would be something like an AIO replacer. However, after reading Zaino's description of it, it seems more like a light polish (similar to Menzerna FPII???). Anyways, I'm pretty much a n00b, so I'm not sure. Can someone clarify as to what this product is similar to? Thanks. | |
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