Old Zaino Vs. New Zaino

[Brad B]

I have had some slight issues with product residue removal. Its probably just me but the new Zaino would buff off but not completely. There would be a 10-15% smear on each panel. I just go ahead and Z6 the surface when the residue is dry. Jason

Zaino drying depends much on humidity and temperature. The dryer and the warmer, the better. Also, be sure you are not applying too thick. (common problem) If you see an obvious build up of thick haze then you are over-doing it.



When properly applied Zaino is always very easy to remove, and virtually residue free. I have never used any QD to aid removal.



Spread it thinly, be paintient. You will be rewarded. :xyxthumbs

 

[Mindflux]

How do you tell if you have the new Z2 or Z5?

 

[ahunt01]

Look at page two of this thread...

 

[Mindflux]

Whoops yes I see that now, sorry!

 

[ahunt01]

NP

 

[mx5]

I just put the new Z2 formula on my new vehicle. Nothing looks better than Zaino on a new vehicle that never had any previous sealants or waxes. I washed it once with Dawn but did not polish it, since the car felt smooth. I know some people say you should on a new vehicle, especially clay it first, something about rail dust. Since the car was built only a 100 miles away, and shipped directly from there, I didn't think it needed it.