ptim
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I have put on a couple layers of Zaino Z2 on my White Mustang, I was thinking about topping it with Meguiars #16. Is this a good or bad idea.
Topping Zaino?
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Craigster
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I would try a small area to see if you like it first. Once you cover the car in wax, you cant layer any more Zaino. I would think the durability of the two would reach a point where the wax gone and the Zaino remains, allowing you to add a layer, but I dont know when that would be.
If you are looking to add wetness or depth, you could give Nattys blue a try. It looks like salad oil on the car....
Z2Prox2, Z8x1
Pwc, Nattys Blue
If you are looking to add wetness or depth, you could give Nattys blue a try. It looks like salad oil on the car....
Z2Prox2, Z8x1
Pwc, Nattys Blue
ptim
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Craigster said:I would try a small area to see if you like it first. Once you cover the car in wax, you cant layer any more Zaino. I would think the durability of the two would reach a point where the wax gone and the Zaino remains, allowing you to add a layer, but I dont know when that would be.
If you are looking to add wetness or depth, you could give Nattys blue a try. It looks like salad oil on the car....
Z2Prox2, Z8x1
Pwc, Nattys Blue
Nice Mach, I have a Oxford White 04 Mach, its hard to make white look good.
Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
ptim said:
Allot of people feel this way but I don't.....I have used Zaino but never been really impressed with it, not saying its not a good product.....On the white cars that I have done and liked the shine is.....Clayed to get the finish supre clean, PB SSR1 for removing swirls this also polishes somewhat....Then I like to use PB P-w-C as a next step...I follow this with a sealant on white the Wolfgangs seems to give off the best for white that I have found....Then finish up with a good paste wax 24 hours later after the sealant had bonded.....You can layer the paste wax of you want but I don't....This is my take on white.