View Full Version : Glaze under Zaino
wfedwar
03-09-2008, 09:32 AM
Everyone knows Z5 has limited filling abilities. Has anyone had any luck using a glaze followed by Zaino sealants? I`m thinking specifically about DWG or possibly RMG. Maybe the new ZAIO has some filling abilities?
cwcad
03-09-2008, 09:53 AM
Well I cannot say wether or not I have had good luck with a glaze under a sealant but I do have a test ongoing with Zaino and two other sealants on top of a glaze to see if it effects durability at this time. http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-product-discussion/103097-sealant-test-over-glaze-base.html
After two weeks all products doing well. Even the DWG is holding up well all by itself.
jshillin
03-09-2008, 10:32 AM
ZAIO does not fill. RMG won`t work, but DWG should since it`s acrylic. I`ve used dwg under sealants, but not Zaino.
steelwind101
03-09-2008, 11:29 AM
Hihi
Tried and mentioned many times any polymer based glaze will work.
The Prima one or CG EZ Glaze or any of its similar formulation dwg/Jogens/whoever else sells it.
Geoff
jswift2000
03-09-2008, 12:37 PM
I emailed Bob at Danase and he said that DWG (Danase Wet Glaze) will work fine under Zaino w/o any bonding issues.
wfedwar
03-09-2008, 01:03 PM
Cool. I think DWG is the ticket.
mysteryan
03-09-2008, 07:26 PM
Cool. I think DWG is the ticket.
But you asked for fill. As I recall DWG doesn`t contain fillers.
steelwind101
03-09-2008, 08:47 PM
Nope if he wants fillers and wants to work aryclic then he needs to get the Prima one.
If you want flavour of the month....
Deanski
03-09-2008, 08:53 PM
Everyone knows Z5 has limited filling abilities. Has anyone had any luck using a glaze followed by Zaino sealants? I`m thinking specifically about DWG or possibly RMG. Maybe the new ZAIO has some filling abilities?
Why not remove any marring first? This is what most of us would do to first correct the finish, as Zaino can highlight some minor defects due to the high clarity of Zaino.
Just polish out the finish and then seal the finish with Z5-Pro or Z2-Pro. Or, Z-CS.
Zaino really doesn`t need any help. If done in stages with Z6 and Z8, it looks damn fine all by itself. AT least it does for me.
It`s all a matter of personal preference anyway.
Deanski
wfedwar
03-10-2008, 08:25 PM
Why not remove any marring first?
Because 100% correction isn`t always possible or practical.
Because 100% correction isn`t always possible or practical.
Is your clearcoat getting thin due to previous polishing? If so, you are correct, filling is about your only choice. Well beside repainting but you get the point.
steelwind101
03-11-2008, 06:01 AM
CG EZ G a bit like DWG do darken the paint and you see less pop with you normally do with Zaino.
Macruz19
03-11-2008, 06:34 AM
So if I was going to use DWG for example... should I apply by PC, or by hand?
So if I was going to use DWG for example... should I apply by PC, or by hand?
Either will work fine.
wfedwar
03-11-2008, 07:17 PM
Is your clearcoat getting thin due to previous polishing? If so, you are correct, filling is about your only choice. Well beside repainting but you get the point.
Yeah, it may be. I don`t have a great way to tell, but my truck was literally in some kindof west Texas sandstorm (maybe even a tornado) prior to me getting it. I`d just like a backup filler that can be used if I can`t achieve great correction.