JEKSWANG

About a month ago, I put my first two layers of Zaino on. I noticed, when washing recently on a cool day, but exposed to sun, the water dries really fast and it's hard to get the waterspots off, even with detailing spray. If I put a carnauba wax over the Zaino, would this protect from waterspotting? And if I do put canauba wax on, then want to do additional Zaino layers in the futere, what do I do? Any comments appreciated.

Tks,

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

If I put a carnauba wax over the Zaino, would this protect from waterspotting? No, the water is still gonna bead

And if I do put canauba wax on, then want to do additional Zaino layers in the futere, what do I do? I wouldn't do it. Zaino is a polymer and won't bond well to the carnauba. Of course if you wait a few weeks, the carnauba will evaporate and you might be ok. Personally I wouldn't bother with a carnauba topper.

CLpower

i've been putting carnuba's on top of polymers for a long time now (my favorite combo). Wouldn't put a polymer on top of a carnuba though. But generally carnubas don't last that long, so let's say you waited 2 months then you should be able to apply zaino again.


Best advice I can give you is, give it a shot! I'm one of those peoples that just likes to try shit for the hell of it though. I rarely use the same wax on a car 2x's in a row.