Z1 question?

[mykal427]

I've claybared two of my Camaro's one Silver the other Black, put on the Z1 on the silver. Really had a hard time seeing it being applied, just figured that's because the car is silver. Used the Z1 on the Black and still had a difficult time seeing it. I'm not skimping on this either, my applicator is wet w/ the Z1. Is this Normal?
I 'm just second geussing myself and wanna make sure I'm doing this correctly.

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[Kevin V 2002 SS]

It is difficult to see, especially on certain colors. Look at the bottle and see how much of it you used. It will only take 1 oz. to do the entire car. It does go on in very thin layers. If the pad is damp with the Z-1 and you are covering all the areas you are probably OK. For a first time with a car I usually go over it with Z-1 on the third polishing application again just to make sure, in case i missed any areas with the first application.

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Kevin Villier, 2002 SS #186 - 6M with Hurst and "short-stick", TT, navy blue, chrome SS wheels, Bilstein suspension, SS grill, STB

soon to add: SLP loudmouth, lid and MAF ends

Louisville, KY

[mykal427]

Thanks Kevin, I just wanted to be sure.

[KevinSS]

Perfect! that is how Z-1 is supposed to work, all Z-1 has to do is make contact with the paint in a micro micro thin layer, if you see any you used too much. Also, if you apply Z-1 with a damp pad, sometimes the results will not be what you want as the Z-1 sheds water, I like to put Z-1 on with a dry pad.

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