Well I did not like th Zpc it seemed like it was just making more swirls in the paint than there already were, so I give that a thumbs down.

BUT the Z2 pro, all I can say about that is WOW. I loved the regular Z2 but this new stuff goes on and comes off 100 times easier, it is by far the best stuff I have ever used. Anyone who says that would rather go to auto zone or somthing than pay the money and the shipping for Zaino should just try this stuff once it worked amazing, at least for me. Just giving my 2 cents on the stuff since I havent read much about it yet.

 

How can the Z2pro come off easier? Z2 was super super easy to remove. Now I'm sort of wondering about it.
Once I have some deeper pockets I might buy some Zaino again.

 

Z-2 Pro is much easier to wipe off than the older Z-2 formulation. ZPC is best used with a foam pad and the Porter Cable buffer.

 

I dont think deep pockets or not should worry you, I used less of the new Z2 than I did with the old, so I see it lasting a very long time.

But if you used ZPC with a porter cable wouldnt that make swirls too since it spins in a circle? All I know is I was really hoping ZPC would work because I cant stand swirls in my black paint, I guess ill have to go back using 3m even though its a hell of a lot of work and I dont know if your supposed to mix zaino with 3m?

 

The Porter Cable does not spin in a circle, you are confusing this machine with a rotary buffer which does spin in a circle, the Porter Cable model 7424 or 7336 is an orbital buffer, it has a back and forth motion.

I do not know what you mean by mixing the Zaino and 3M, the 3M Swirl Mark Remover part number 39009 or 39012 will remove what durable wax or polish that is present on the surface (i.e. Zaino) as the 3M contains an abrasive. Once you do use the 3M you will have to prepare the paint finish as if it where your first coat of Zaino meaning washing the surface with Dawn or wiping it down with alcohol or 3M Wax and Grease remover to be sure the paint is completely bare and clean as Zaino will only bond to two things:

1. Bare paint
2. Itself