DohHunter
08-05-2003, 09:42 AM
This will go along with MikeLS's thread a couple of weeks back.
I've been using Zaino now going on four years. Starting with my Redfire Metallic Grand Prix GTP, then with my '02 Sierra, and adding my '02 WS6 to the repertoire.
I have been a firm supporter of KevinSS, who by stitching and pre-manufacturing proper sized 100% cotton towels has made my life a lot easier, thanks Kevin.
I have also gone through the Zaino revolution, from Z1/Z5, to the new ZFX and now the newer Z5 and Z2.
I have also came through one more revolution, microfiber.
Anyways, I have a few best paint awards with my cars, the GTP people would ask if it was an aftermarket colour I had it looking so good and my WS6, well, I have yet to see ANY car in the Toronto shows I enter look as good (even the Meguires's sponsored cars with tons of airbrushing can't touch the shine of the Zaino).
I took it upon myself to order some of the new Z5/Z2 as soon as it came out, and having started used microfiber a month ago (90,000 stitch) I also ordered a new micro towel from my source (210,000 stich).
First off let me say, this new Z5 IS different. I have put 3 coats on so far (with ZFX, one day) and noticed the exact same points MikeLS did.
1) The new Z5 flows 200% better than the old version, I can mix my 1-1.5oz with a couple of drops of ZFX, shake, and there will not be any polish left on the walls of the mixing vial within 5 minutes. The old Z5 was a PITA to get outta there.
2) Goes on so much easier, a couple of dabs/streaks at a time on the cotton applicator and voila, but I still keep it moistened with Z6.
3) It is like i'm polishing off Z6 now. With the combination of the ZFX, the new Z5, and the 210,000 stitch microfibre, the polish comes off unbelievably well. No haze, no streaks, no pushing little bits of residue around ( one of those little annoying quirks with the cotton towels).
4) Yes, the new Z5 does fill a little bit better. I had a couple of spiderlines on my headlights, filled those in with three coats that old Z5 wouldn't in 10. But don't expect it to do as well as 39009 or Perfect it II still.
Anyways, KUDOS to Sal, for implementing another fine product.
And I am now a converted microfiber fanatic :)
Good luck with your paint, keep it shining.
I've been using Zaino now going on four years. Starting with my Redfire Metallic Grand Prix GTP, then with my '02 Sierra, and adding my '02 WS6 to the repertoire.
I have been a firm supporter of KevinSS, who by stitching and pre-manufacturing proper sized 100% cotton towels has made my life a lot easier, thanks Kevin.
I have also gone through the Zaino revolution, from Z1/Z5, to the new ZFX and now the newer Z5 and Z2.
I have also came through one more revolution, microfiber.
Anyways, I have a few best paint awards with my cars, the GTP people would ask if it was an aftermarket colour I had it looking so good and my WS6, well, I have yet to see ANY car in the Toronto shows I enter look as good (even the Meguires's sponsored cars with tons of airbrushing can't touch the shine of the Zaino).
I took it upon myself to order some of the new Z5/Z2 as soon as it came out, and having started used microfiber a month ago (90,000 stitch) I also ordered a new micro towel from my source (210,000 stich).
First off let me say, this new Z5 IS different. I have put 3 coats on so far (with ZFX, one day) and noticed the exact same points MikeLS did.
1) The new Z5 flows 200% better than the old version, I can mix my 1-1.5oz with a couple of drops of ZFX, shake, and there will not be any polish left on the walls of the mixing vial within 5 minutes. The old Z5 was a PITA to get outta there.
2) Goes on so much easier, a couple of dabs/streaks at a time on the cotton applicator and voila, but I still keep it moistened with Z6.
3) It is like i'm polishing off Z6 now. With the combination of the ZFX, the new Z5, and the 210,000 stitch microfibre, the polish comes off unbelievably well. No haze, no streaks, no pushing little bits of residue around ( one of those little annoying quirks with the cotton towels).
4) Yes, the new Z5 does fill a little bit better. I had a couple of spiderlines on my headlights, filled those in with three coats that old Z5 wouldn't in 10. But don't expect it to do as well as 39009 or Perfect it II still.
Anyways, KUDOS to Sal, for implementing another fine product.
And I am now a converted microfiber fanatic :)
Good luck with your paint, keep it shining.