ANY one in Orlando?
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ANY one in Orlando?
I want to strip the wax and do everything with zaino...but i'm scared i'll ruin the paint job, is there anyone in orlando who can help me out or "supervise" ?? I've read all the threads about it but I"m still a lil bit worried i'll do more damage then good, i had my car waxed but the messed it up big time so i have to do it all over again
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Not in Orlando but....
You should have no fear on stripping the wax off of your car, and applying Zaino. If you read the very detailed instructions on the website, you will see just how easy it is.
I would recommend that you wash the car with Dawn, and then clay the car. Get a spray bottle and fill it with water and Z7 Car wash soap (see website for correct ratio). Spray an area about 3x3 ft liberally and just rub the clay bar over it. The clay should glide on the surface. If it sticks, just spray a little more solution. You will be able to feel when the surface is smooth. Once done, wash with regular car wash soap (Z7), and then apply your Zaino (Z1 and then Z2, or Z2 with ZFX).
It takes a little time, but it's very easy to work with.
I would recommend that you wash the car with Dawn, and then clay the car. Get a spray bottle and fill it with water and Z7 Car wash soap (see website for correct ratio). Spray an area about 3x3 ft liberally and just rub the clay bar over it. The clay should glide on the surface. If it sticks, just spray a little more solution. You will be able to feel when the surface is smooth. Once done, wash with regular car wash soap (Z7), and then apply your Zaino (Z1 and then Z2, or Z2 with ZFX).
It takes a little time, but it's very easy to work with.
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Originally Posted by harpz
jst out of curiosity if i do this, and do everything wrong, what's the worst out come?
The procedure for claying, washing, polishing your car is extremely simple, and has a very low risk of causing any damage. If you take 2 minutes to read the instructions, and then follow them, you will have no issues.
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oh ok, i did visit the Zaino website and it does seem very simple, jst worried...my friend did some waxing and polishing on his car and it came out really bad, cost him a couple hundred to fix...I'll take your word for it...is there a certain time i shoudl do it? if it's really humid outside or very hot don't do it? sorry really stupid q's i understand but newb at this
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Originally Posted by harpz
oh ok, i did visit the Zaino website and it does seem very simple, jst worried...my friend did some waxing and polishing on his car and it came out really bad, cost him a couple hundred to fix...I'll take your word for it...is there a certain time i shoudl do it? if it's really humid outside or very hot don't do it? sorry really stupid q's i understand but newb at this