mgm2003
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This thread is turning into a Z vs. FK comparison -I wonder how many people have tried both? I think we're comparing 2 of the top products in the market. IMO, you can't go wrong with either one.
Durability: I haven't used Z long enough to say. FK 218/2180 is a very long lasting sealer -as long as anything I've used. I need to apply Z on another car to test durability, because I tinker around with the car/truck too much to tell. I've never had something on my paint for several months (and probably never will).
Slickness (after 1 month): Z hands down. I really notice the slickness when I wash. My wash mitt glides over the paint, and never grabs.
Look: Considering that we all have different taste, I can only comment on what is pleasing to my eyes.
I've taken a look at our Tahoe with FK on it vs. Z, and I personally think Z wins out on dark paint. On light colors (white, silver), I think FK has more 'pop' in the paint. At the end of the day, both look excellent on any color. If I had to pick one or the other, I'd pick Z.
Durability: I haven't used Z long enough to say. FK 218/2180 is a very long lasting sealer -as long as anything I've used. I need to apply Z on another car to test durability, because I tinker around with the car/truck too much to tell. I've never had something on my paint for several months (and probably never will).
Slickness (after 1 month): Z hands down. I really notice the slickness when I wash. My wash mitt glides over the paint, and never grabs.
Look: Considering that we all have different taste, I can only comment on what is pleasing to my eyes.
I've taken a look at our Tahoe with FK on it vs. Z, and I personally think Z wins out on dark paint. On light colors (white, silver), I think FK has more 'pop' in the paint. At the end of the day, both look excellent on any color. If I had to pick one or the other, I'd pick Z.