Wolfgang Fuzion over Zaino

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jw

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Has anyone tried this? I used to use Zaino but have been using Fuzion. If anyone has tried this, how does it look.
 
That's sacrilege to the Zaino communtiy. Zaino should be used as a stand alone product IMHO. Not as a "power bottom" under Fuzion.
 
I use Zaino alot and if you apply a wax soon after a Z application you just won't see alot of difference in the appearance of the paint. Now if you put a coat of wax on 2 months after a Z layer, you will more than likely see a difference. The Zaino community could care less about putting a wax over Zaino, just understand you may not see a difference at all, its what most will tell you.
 
Give it a try! I like to put down several layers of Z2, and then top it up with Nattys Blue or something after every wash.
 
jw said:
Has anyone tried this? I used to use Zaino but have been using Fuzion. If anyone has tried this, how does it look.
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It looks good. If you have both products try them and see how you like them together. It's not going to hurt anything.
 
David Fermani said:
Not as a "power bottom" under Fuzion.
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I love it when you say "power bottom" you big tease.
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I agree with you though, stick with one LSP, go with the one you like the best and apply it as often as needed. Makes detailing so much easier. :)
 
Scottwax said:
I love it when you say "power bottom" you big tease.
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I agree with you though, stick with one LSP, go with the one you like the best and apply it as often as needed. Makes detailing so much easier. :)
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I thought this "topping" craze was starting to come to an end around here, but after reading several different threads recently I can see that is not the case by a long shot.



I still "don't get it" when it comes to the idea of "topping". :nixweiss
 
You havent heard of topping or Zaino and Fuzion?



I tend to top stuff off because I can never make up my mind on which new product

I want to try.
 
I can only imagine "power bottom" being said by Gov. Arnold in one of his movie one liners..."Considdah it a pow-ah bah-dumm!"..."It's natta pow-ah bah-dumm!"



As for Fuzion over Zaino...call me old fashioned, but I'm a 1 product at a time guy :P

I'm thinking the solvents in Fuzion may remove some Zaino anyway, so the matter may be moot in the end.
 
Rob Tomlin said:
I thought this "topping" craze was starting to come to an end around here, but after reading several different threads recently I can see that is not the case by a long shot.



I still "don't get it" when it comes to the idea of "topping". :nixweiss
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It generally tends to be newbs who want to top with different LSP's because they generally haven't learn that they LSP only makes up a small amount of the gloss/wetness/depth of the paint when really quality polishing is the lion share of such look.
 
bert31 said:
It generally tends to be newbs who want to top with different LSP's because they generally haven't learn that they LSP only makes up a small amount of the gloss/wetness/depth of the paint when really quality polishing is the lion share of such look.
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Werd. :up





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Well, I am not a noob and top the Z's with Fuzion a lot!! For some reason Fuzion does a great job of keeping the car clean for longer. Dust doesn't collect to fuzion. So by topping the Z's with Fuzion it tones down the plastic look a bit and customers can have a car that looks cleaner for longer.



Call me crazy!!!
 
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