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Z2pro questions
- Thread starter mc01ta
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Glossy McGlosserton
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Hey, there. If you do a search, you'll find that plenty of folks used to use Z2 over KAIO. But since Z-AIO came out, not so much discussion of this. Z-AIO is easier to use, and the bonding with the Z system is, of course, uncompromised. People who used Z over KAIO were happy with it, but I can't tell you if the great durability of Z was slightly degraded, or not.
To properly bond to the paint (receive maximum benefit), previous protection products should be removed before applying Zaino.
Can you do it? Sure.... but you will receive less durability and less shine. Since Zaino doesn't test its products with other vendors, there is no way to tell how much less durability & shine you will receive.
Can you do it? Sure.... but you will receive less durability and less shine. Since Zaino doesn't test its products with other vendors, there is no way to tell how much less durability & shine you will receive.
kompressornsc
New member
JJU said:To properly bond to the paint (receive maximum benefit), previous protection products should be removed before applying Zaino.
Can you do it? Sure.... but you will receive less durability and less shine. Since Zaino doesn't test its products with other vendors, there is no way to tell how much less durability & shine you will receive.
Klasse AIO has long been used as the base for Z because it does bond. Where you get into trouble with Z bonding over top of other products is when they contain waxes, silicons, fillers, etc.
mc01ta said:thanks for the input. any real difference between z2pro and z5pro? The car is a 2007 pathfinder and color black.
For black I always use Z5pro. It's deeper then Z2pro which is "brighter" and IMO looks better on lighter colors. Some do like to top Z5pro with Z2pro as the last coat.
kompressornsc said:Klasse AIO has long been used as the base for Z because it does bond. Where you get into trouble with Z bonding over top of other products is when they contain waxes, silicons, fillers, etc.
The last time I chatted with Sal Zaino, he said Zaino (except Z-CS) over AIO will not bond "properly".
It may have been long used as a base but not at the recommendation of Zaino the company because Sal feels you get a better result with his products alone (not mixed with another product).
If you like the results, it's your car, continue to use it that way.
gmblack3a said:For black I always use Z5pro. It's deeper then Z2pro which is "brighter" and IMO looks better on lighter colors. Some do like to top Z5pro with Z2pro as the last coat.
I agree ^ but....
Some are mixing Z2p and Z5p together as the last coat? Or you mean using Z5pro 1st, and then Z2pro as the last coat?
Macruz19 said:I agree ^ but....
Some are mixing Z2p and Z5p together as the last coat? Or you mean using Z5pro 1st, and then Z2pro as the last coat?
No mixing of 2/5. Z5pro first then Z2pro as the last coat. :bigups