zaino = the SH*T!!! :56k be patient:
Well, today I decided to polish up my ITR. I used the Zaino ZFX(flash cure accelerator additive) and Z-2(polish) only. I plan to do the Z-5(swirl remover) next week with the ZFX and then another Z-2 coat. Check their stuff out at http://www.zainostore.com. I was really surprised at how easily it goes on and how easily it comes off. Enjoy.
HOOD HAZED
POLISHED HOOD
HAZED FRONT-END
POLISHED FRONT-END
HAZED SIDE
POLISHED SIDE
HAZED REAR
POLISHED REAR
MY NEW AVATAR
Modified by nightrider at 8:21 PM 7/4/2003
Modified by nightrider at 4:05 PM 7/6/2003
HOOD HAZED
POLISHED HOOD
HAZED FRONT-END
POLISHED FRONT-END
HAZED SIDE
POLISHED SIDE
HAZED REAR
POLISHED REAR
MY NEW AVATAR
Modified by nightrider at 8:21 PM 7/4/2003
Modified by nightrider at 4:05 PM 7/6/2003
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look on the zaino bros website. they have great tips and tricks. according to their website, top body panels should be horizontal strokes and side panels should be an vertical strokes.
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in the directions is says that it does not matter whether or not you apply in the shade or sun. next time i will apply in the shade on cool surfaces for sure because it's a bitch in the sun.
look on the zaino bros website. they have great tips and tricks. according to their website, top body panels should be horizontal strokes and side panels should be an vertical strokes.
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in the directions is says that it does not matter whether or not you apply in the shade or sun. next time i will apply in the shade on cool surfaces for sure because it's a bitch in the sun.
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in the directions is says that it does not matter whether or not you apply in the shade or sun. next time i will apply in the shade on cool surfaces for sure because it's a bitch in the sun.
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It must be some really mild wax/polish...It's nice that you can apply in the sun, I just usually find that it's alot harder to remove. Looks like it does a fantastic job though.
in the directions is says that it does not matter whether or not you apply in the shade or sun. next time i will apply in the shade on cool surfaces for sure because it's a bitch in the sun.
</TD></TR></TABLE>It must be some really mild wax/polish...It's nice that you can apply in the sun, I just usually find that it's alot harder to remove. Looks like it does a fantastic job though.




