Polisher with Zaino
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Polisher with Zaino
I was wondering that since I have a polisher if it would help to use that with the zaino because i was thinking about gettings some. Its not one of the small orbital buffers, but a real polisher and i didnt know if Zaino was only to be applied by hand.
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Sorry guys - bubble bursting time....
applying zaino with a polisher will be a huge waste of product. by the time you get the applicator wet enough and start getting som eon the car - you coul dhave done the whole car . . . remember you will only use 1 or 1.5 ounces to an application . . .
to remove Zaino - since Sal advises a nice soft 100% cotton towel - you have to put one between your buffer and the finish and makes lots of stops to turn and refold the towel.
seriously - it is no elbow work to apply or remove . . .
I will admit though - I do use a random orbit polisher with lambswool pad after I have applied and wiped off Z6 gloss spray.
In my opinion - it shines more - but maybe its just because i want to believe the pad makes a difference - and beside s, I always wanted to own and use one . . .
applying zaino with a polisher will be a huge waste of product. by the time you get the applicator wet enough and start getting som eon the car - you coul dhave done the whole car . . . remember you will only use 1 or 1.5 ounces to an application . . .
to remove Zaino - since Sal advises a nice soft 100% cotton towel - you have to put one between your buffer and the finish and makes lots of stops to turn and refold the towel.
seriously - it is no elbow work to apply or remove . . .
I will admit though - I do use a random orbit polisher with lambswool pad after I have applied and wiped off Z6 gloss spray.
In my opinion - it shines more - but maybe its just because i want to believe the pad makes a difference - and beside s, I always wanted to own and use one . . .
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Originally posted by Homer2
Sorry guys - bubble bursting time....
applying zaino with a polisher will be a huge waste of product...
Sorry guys - bubble bursting time....
applying zaino with a polisher will be a huge waste of product...
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Oh Mannn - i wish you were my customer
knock yourself out with the polisher - but from what I am told - there wil be no noticeable improvement in finished look 0 if used to apply then remove . . .
try it my way maybe first - just use the buff pad after you have sprsyed and wiped the Z6 - see if that gives you a little better look
i am positive it did it to mine . . . (so I keep telling myself) - but I do kinda believe it
if you are going to use it to remove Z2 - remember - very soft pad and clean it frequently . . or keep turning that towel into new faces . . .
good luck - and let us know how it went (please)
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knock yourself out with the polisher - but from what I am told - there wil be no noticeable improvement in finished look 0 if used to apply then remove . . .
try it my way maybe first - just use the buff pad after you have sprsyed and wiped the Z6 - see if that gives you a little better look
i am positive it did it to mine . . . (so I keep telling myself) - but I do kinda believe it
if you are going to use it to remove Z2 - remember - very soft pad and clean it frequently . . or keep turning that towel into new faces . . .
good luck - and let us know how it went (please)
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I think i am going to try using the buff pad afterwards as you did homer.....and you have one for the same reason i do, because i thought it would be awsome to have some big tool to clean my car.
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Originally posted by bigdal16
I think i am going to try using the buff pad afterwards as you did homer.....and you have one for the same reason i do, because i thought it would be awsome to have some big tool to clean my car.
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I think i am going to try using the buff pad afterwards as you did homer.....and you have one for the same reason i do, because i thought it would be awsome to have some big tool to clean my car.
Dallas
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and I do think the lambswool pad "heats up" the Z6 - and makes it more level and therefore more reflective . . .
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