Zaino + PC kit
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08-14-2008, 11:13 PM
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Zaino + PC kit
Are these two kits all I need to keep my car pristine and swirl/scratch free?
Zaino Kit
Poorboy PC Kit
I did a lot of searches on this forum, please tell me if I'm missing anything or if any of the steps are out of order:
1) wash car w/ dawn
2) clay the car
3) wash w/ Zaino Z7
4) use PC kit to remove scratches/swirls
5) apply Zaino Z6, then Z5
6) repeat previous step
7) apply Z6, then Z2
Also, once I do this, what should I do to maintain the car between total detailing (I assume done every 2-3 months)? Just hand wash w/ Z7 and apply Z6 every other week? Is the Zaino clear coat seal worth getting as well? TIA!
Which one is the best kit?
PC Kits
Zaino Kit
Poorboy PC Kit
I did a lot of searches on this forum, please tell me if I'm missing anything or if any of the steps are out of order:
1) wash car w/ dawn
2) clay the car
3) wash w/ Zaino Z7
4) use PC kit to remove scratches/swirls
5) apply Zaino Z6, then Z5
6) repeat previous step
7) apply Z6, then Z2
Also, once I do this, what should I do to maintain the car between total detailing (I assume done every 2-3 months)? Just hand wash w/ Z7 and apply Z6 every other week? Is the Zaino clear coat seal worth getting as well? TIA!
Which one is the best kit?
PC Kits
Last edited by kpfury; 08-14-2008 at 11:32 PM.
#4
08-14-2008, 11:41 PM
Originally Posted by kpfury
I did a lot of searches on this forum, please tell me if I'm missing anything or if any of the steps are out of order:
1) wash car w/ dawn
2) clay the car
3) wash w/ Zaino Z7
4) use PC kit to remove scratches/swirls
5) apply Zaino Z6, then Z5
6) repeat previous step
7) apply Z6, then Z2
Also, once I do this, what should I do to maintain the car between total detailing (I assume done every 2-3 months)? Just hand wash w/ Z7 and apply Z6 every other week? Is the Zaino clear coat seal worth getting as well? TIA!
1) wash car w/ dawn
2) clay the car
3) wash w/ Zaino Z7
4) use PC kit to remove scratches/swirls
5) apply Zaino Z6, then Z5
6) repeat previous step
7) apply Z6, then Z2
Also, once I do this, what should I do to maintain the car between total detailing (I assume done every 2-3 months)? Just hand wash w/ Z7 and apply Z6 every other week? Is the Zaino clear coat seal worth getting as well? TIA!
Dawn is to strip wax. I've never used it but hear it's fine. Claybars will amaze you if you have never used one, your paint will go from bumpy to super slick. Then wash and dry. I put Z2 pro on my paint with Zfx. It makes the polish cure quicker so I could put three coats on in 2 hours. Z6 between coats, then hit with z-cs. I like the clear shield. It's easy to put on and seems to add gloss.
I only use Z2, Z-SC and Z6. What I love about Zaino is how it wipes off easily with no white residue. I love Zaino.
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08-14-2008, 11:44 PM
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what about if i want to remove a few small swirls and fine scratches permanently? I heard the Zaino only hides them, but doesnt remove them for good. I dont know if it's worth investing in a PC, or to just go w/ the Menzerna Final Polish, then use zaino on top of that...
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08-14-2008, 11:44 PM
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08-14-2008, 11:48 PM
i have read the instructions but just wondering how you guys all use your claybars. (im a noob and have only used it once on a small area) do you apply no pressure and just slide it back and forth w/ the lubricant? also should the bar be really slippery or grabbing at all? how many passes do you normally do to one area?
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08-15-2008, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Detailed Image
Thanks for the PM. We do have some packages that include things from head to toe. One is our All the Detailing Essentials, which is a great start to anyone who is looking to get into higher quality detailing. It includes everything you'd need to wash, clay, polish, including the Porter Cable 7424, and sealant and wax. Interior wise it cleans and protects most surfaces. Wheel and tire care is accounted for as well as glass and microfiber. This is the ideal, bang for the buck kit.
If you're looking to step up to higher end results, consider our Advanced Complete Detailing Kit. This upgrades the PC to the more powerful Flex buffer. Utilizes better polishes and a higher end sealant and wax combo. It also utilizes the Leatherique products, which is some of the best leather care products available.
I'd use these as a starting point to plan out your purchase. If you'd like any suggestions or have any questions on any products or about starting detailing, please do not hesitate to ask.
Cheers,
George
If you're looking to step up to higher end results, consider our Advanced Complete Detailing Kit. This upgrades the PC to the more powerful Flex buffer. Utilizes better polishes and a higher end sealant and wax combo. It also utilizes the Leatherique products, which is some of the best leather care products available.
I'd use these as a starting point to plan out your purchase. If you'd like any suggestions or have any questions on any products or about starting detailing, please do not hesitate to ask.
Cheers,
George
Here is info on the advanced kit: http://www.detailedimage.com/blog/pa...detailing-kit/
Here is info on the essential kit: http://www.detailedimage.com/blog/pa...tials-package/
Reading his site helped me alot also. Good luck man!
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08-15-2008, 01:18 AM
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08-15-2008, 05:38 AM
#12
08-15-2008, 06:46 AM
Originally Posted by kpfury
Are these two kits all I need to keep my car pristine and swirl/scratch free?
Zaino Kit
Poorboy PC Kit
I did a lot of searches on this forum, please tell me if I'm missing anything or if any of the steps are out of order:
1) wash car w/ dawn
2) clay the car
3) wash w/ Zaino Z7
4) use PC kit to remove scratches/swirls
5) apply Zaino Z6, then Z5
6) repeat previous step
7) apply Z6, then Z2
Also, once I do this, what should I do to maintain the car between total detailing (I assume done every 2-3 months)? Just hand wash w/ Z7 and apply Z6 every other week? Is the Zaino clear coat seal worth getting as well? TIA!
Which one is the best kit?
PC Kits
Zaino Kit
Poorboy PC Kit
I did a lot of searches on this forum, please tell me if I'm missing anything or if any of the steps are out of order:
1) wash car w/ dawn
2) clay the car
3) wash w/ Zaino Z7
4) use PC kit to remove scratches/swirls
5) apply Zaino Z6, then Z5
6) repeat previous step
7) apply Z6, then Z2
Also, once I do this, what should I do to maintain the car between total detailing (I assume done every 2-3 months)? Just hand wash w/ Z7 and apply Z6 every other week? Is the Zaino clear coat seal worth getting as well? TIA!
Which one is the best kit?
PC Kits
Zaino's Z2/Z5 sealants will provide protection for 4-6 months, so you won't need to re-seal every 2-3 months like you mentioned above. If you are using the Natty's Blue Paste wax over the sealant, that will provide protection for only 4-6 weeks. I'd recommend you apply your Natty's Blue every month.
Also, before you purchase any of your detailing supplies, I would highly recommend you look at www.detailedimage.com. George is a fantastic guy to deal with and he gives a 10% discount to all G35Driver members.
#13
08-15-2008, 06:48 AM
Originally Posted by mishmosh
you apply zaino by hand or with the portercable?
#14
08-15-2008, 06:51 AM
Originally Posted by kpfury
what about if i want to remove a few small swirls and fine scratches permanently? I heard the Zaino only hides them, but doesnt remove them for good. I dont know if it's worth investing in a PC, or to just go w/ the Menzerna Final Polish, then use zaino on top of that...
#15
08-15-2008, 07:51 AM
Originally Posted by elayman
i have read the instructions but just wondering how you guys all use your claybars. (im a noob and have only used it once on a small area) do you apply no pressure and just slide it back and forth w/ the lubricant? also should the bar be really slippery or grabbing at all? how many passes do you normally do to one area?