With the TL being a new car is Z5 still needed. I have already put on two coats of Z2 but I read a post that stated that he had put Z5 on his new TL. Did I make a mistake? If I did is it too last to put on a coat of the Z5?

Peace

 

You can interchange Z2 and Z5, they are the same product, but Z5 helps with scratches. If you want to use Z5 for the last coat, you certainly can.

 

You only need Z5 if you have minor scratches and swirling. Even then, Z5 isn't the best agent out there to fix that type of problem. However, Zaino doesn't really play well with others you might have to use it.

You really shouldn't see swirling or scratches if the car is new unless you've been using rough towels to wash/dry or the dealer detailed your car before they gave it to you and they used a PC improperly to do it.

If you do have minor swirls/scratches, a sealant like Zaino will make them more noticeable, however, since Z2 doesn't contain fillers.

 

Attention People of Zaino:

Please shut up. Thank you.

(Next, people will be posting about which gasoline they use, how much they put in the tank, where they buy it....sheesh. It's friggin' salad dressing already. Put it on and shut the fu*k up!)

Respectfully,

BJ

 

:lol1:

Said with your usual tact/wit. At least you're never dull.

 

Forum Rule #1: Ask pointed questions, reply with concise and accurate answers.

Forum Rule #2: If you can't live up to Forum Rule #1, then say the most bombastic things possible in an effort to generate better dialogue and be either incredibly rude or hysterically funny while doing so.

:devil:

 

you forgot Forum rule #3: If your unable to meet Forum Rules 1 & 2 hijack the thread by mentioning how crappy Bridgestone tires are. :devil:

 

I love my Bridgestones! Zero complaints. No flatspotting, no vibrations, no Zaino needed to make the car more aerodynamic to compensate....

Bridgestone rules!

 

Wiil you Bridgestone people shut up already?

 

:bowdown: :goldfish:

 

Wow, this is definately an interesting thread ...hilarious though