One caution I keep on reading about re Zaino products is not to over apply - ie one ounce does the whole car - my question is, how?

My old-school thinking imagines one ounce getting absorbed right into the applicator before I even get started!

How does one apply such a thin coat, especially from bottled (versus trigger spray) products?

 

The secret with all sealant products is a thin application. I have been using Z2p/Z5p for quite awhile. I can get about 3 coats from about 15cc's in a 30cc syringe. That's right, I use a 30 cc medical syringe that looks like this:
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I pour the Z2p or Z5p into the top of the syringe. I make sure the end is plugged with a small nail. I mix with ZFX if I need it. Squirt a couple shots of Z8. I then mix it all up and reinsert the plunger. The syringe method is much better for applying those thin layers of product onto a terry cloth applicator pad. Right from the syringe I squirt a very thin line the shape of a "M". With practice you can get about 5cc's per coat.

You waste very little product that way vs. the Zaino plastic bottle method. You might waste 1 little drop with the syringe.

**1 fluid ounce is about 29 cc's.

 

I like the syringe idea. I have an extra 30cc flavor/marinade injector that should do the job.

 

sweet idea.... if i only had money for zaino... money is so hard to get... damn money

 

I'm going to have to bite the bullet and get me some of this Zaino stuff....you guys are starting to sell me on this!