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    I am in the process of doing my first complete zaino experience on my black suby, I have washed the car with dawn dries it and now I clayed the whole car (wow that SUCKED!!!) well anyhow, should I wash it again? and why? or should I just go straight to the z1-z5?



    thanks



    Bryan

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    I always wash again after claying..just to make sure you got all the gunk off..

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    I too washed with Z7 then Z6`d (to ensure no spots of any kind) prior to beginnning my first Z adventures a few weeks ago.

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    thanks, 2 answers gives me it, im z7 then z6ing then z1 then z5 lol, sounds like a friggen morse code

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    You`ll be very pleased with the results!

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    After washing with DAWN, I like to clay with Zaino Z7 wash. This way I`m washing and claying as I go and there`s no need for another wash. I guess it really depends on which brand of clay you used and what lube solution was used if another wash is needed. Then , just proceed with Zaino as per instructions....









    :xyxthumbs

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    Why did claying suck?



    ~puterbum

    (off to finish claying his car so he can hit it with PC)

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    its just soo tedious!!! lol



    btw I just got finished putting the z1 and z5 on, a little tip to myself, dont try to apply in thin coats in a dimly lit garage!! lol I coudlnt see if i was applying it or not so i ended up wasting some.



    Well Im still new to this whole scene so im getting used to it. I also tried both the foam and cotton app and I like the cotton one better.



    Bryan



    (waiting for z5 to dry!!!))

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    I tried mf, cotton and the Viking Foam apps. I tried this last weekend:

    http://www.autopia-carport.com/forum...&threadid=4434

    Had you seen this? Works great and those big Viking apps are excellent!

    Waiting to get my hands on a Eagle One app a fellow Autopian got for me!

    PC`ing yet Puter?

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    <blockquote class=`ipsBlockquote` >

    <em class=`bbc`>Originally posted by puterbum [/i]
    <strong class=`bbc`>Why did claying suck?

    ~puterbum
    (off to finish claying his car so he can hit it with PC) [/b]</blockquote>
    puter, please dont hit your car...... might leave a dent/scratch.....
    :p

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    Wow, I love my car even more now!! too bad its gonna rain tonight, I think im gonna QD it and put another layer on tommorow!! then on monday and uhh well I better take it easy or ill be buying more z5 in a week lol

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    Hey guys, I just did my friend`s car today. i`m used to doing my Black car, but when i Z`ed my friend`s white car, i couldn`t see zaino at ALL! i used the viking applicator and it seemed like it was extremely thin. and i couldn`t see zaino on the paint!

    Z2 + ZFX ... after 30 mins -> 1hr i buffed off blindly because i couldn`t see any Z on the car =(

    ANyone else with a white car in my situation?

    it was VERY WEIRD!

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    <blockquote class=`ipsBlockquote` >

    <em class=`bbc`>Originally posted by Likecars [/i]
    <strong class=`bbc`>I tried mf, cotton and the Viking Foam apps. I tried this last weekend:

    http://www.autopia-carport.com/forum...&threadid=4434

    Had you seen this? Works great and those big Viking apps are excellent!

    Waiting to get my hands on a Eagle One app a fellow Autopian got for me!

    PC`ing yet Puter? [/b]</blockquote>Yeah! I PC`d the hood . . . and then went back to claying. I just came in to eat a half hour ago . . . i was claying under the rear bumper skirt. Way too much tar! Almost done though, then PC the rest of the car! I am slow!! LOL

    Glad to hear the viking app worked out for you, I picked one up for my Z5/ZFX!

    Justin

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    bFWD staining pads

    has anyone ever experienced BFWD staining there pads?
    I did not use the orange pad with bfwd i bagged up the two pads and they rubbed together on the way home. I cleaned the pads with snappy clean and nothing happened. should i just use that red pad for now on with BFWD or can i use it with other products despite the staining?





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    BFWD does not clean up with Snappy Clean.

    In fact, I think it just about impossible to get out of the pads. It seems to be an oil based product that snappy clean, or soap & water, cannot cut.

    I have given up trying.

    I keep one pad to use with BFWD, wash it as best I can, but keep it separate and only use it with BFWD.

 

 
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