95 Honda Passport detail

[xtremeclean]

Finally a Saturday with nice weather. Below are some pics of my 95 Honda Passport after a detail. I am trying different products to see which one gives me both the depth and wetness that I am looking for. It has the depth but not as wet as I would like. Any suggestions would be appreciated

Process:
1. Wash
2. Clay as needed
3. Z6 wipe down
4. Z5 x 1 applied with cyclo
5. Z6 wipe down
6. Z2 x 1 applied with cyclo
7. Clean wheels and dressed tires and all molding including wheel wells
8. Clean leather with Z9
9. Treated leather with Z10
10. Wiped down interior with Meg Quick Interior Detailer

[edschwab1]

The passport looks good to me.

What products have you tried prior to using Zaino?
Did the passport need any polishing?

Eric

[CBlakeNS]

LOooks good nice work

[xtremeclean]

Eric,

In some areas it needed to be polished, so I decided to polish all of it. So far I have tried Beats Um All, Megs Gold Class and Zymol. I decided to give Zaino a try to see if it would give me both the depth and wet look.

Kevin

[playloud]

Looks nice!

What did you use to dress the black trim? It looks very slick in the closeups.

[xtremeclean]

Brad,

I used Best Dressed Vinyl and Rubber Dressing from topoftheline.com I mixed it 3:1 for a satin sheen. Here is the link directly to Best Dressed http://topoftheline.com/besvindres.html.

Kevin

[Brenton]

Impressed enough to say so. Welcome.

[edschwab1]

If you are looking for a wetter look, you ty topping the Zaino with a paste wax.

Eric

[joyriide1113]

When you say polish, you are referring to the sealant/wax or actualy polish...

[xtremeclean]

joyriide1113,

I am referring to actual polish and not a wax. From what I can gather from reading about it Z5 is a pure polish that has high optical clearity. Then I topped it with Z2, which has even a higher optical clearity.

Kevin