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![]() Both the mini ( pepper white solid, with black roof) and Black Olive ( black Olive metallic) are due a polish.
The Mini paint is in good condition, with no major swirls ( a few minor marks on the black) but Black olive is quite swirly and stonechipped- I think the previous owner used an automatic car scratcher, and spent a lot of time on the motorway. been looking at cleanyour car , and am quite taken with the zaino range of products. So for the mini, after claying, do I use Z2 sealant and Z5 polish, or just the sealant ? likewise with Black olive I think it will need Z-PC wirl remover first, but do I need Z2 and Z5 or just Z2. Or do I use something totally different ???? yours confusedly
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260 SE vin 214 ( last mark 1 260 ) Join Date: Dec 2006
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![]() or the Z5 polish and Z6 gloss enhancer spray ?
was easier when you could only buy turdtle wax
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![]() A lot depends on how bad the swirling is. You may need a Swirl Remover first. Then a Polish. Finally a wax to enhance the shine & help protect it also.
This detailing lark can get expensive & time consuming!
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![]() Zaino works a bit strangely, and from what I've read, using a wax with it is at best redundant and at worst detrimental to the finish.
As I understand it, you'll need Z-AIO or Z-PC, then either Z-2 or Z-5, with Z-FX to allow multiple coats (recommended). Then to maintain it's either Z-6 or Z-8, depending on how often you intend to top up. The Zaino stuff can give some great results, but is often best when used on a freshly machine polished surface. If you're starting with an already swirled surface and working by hand rather than splashing out on getting it machine polished, I'd suggest you might be better off with SRP and a good wax, or maybe Bilt Hamber Autobalm, these should look good on both cars. Or go the whole hog and get it professionally detailed, I know I would if I had a V8 ![]()
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![]() steve i've got most of the zaino range. i can bring it round for you to have a play with if you like.
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![]() Zaino is very strange. I'm not taken with it, had a play with some of the Z-5 and it didn't suit me to be honest!
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![]() Thanks all- Dean is going to have a look at the beast on sunday
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