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08-13-2007, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by BlueBOB
how many coats? how long did it take you? took me around 12 hours! hehe I'm picky.
Looks beautiful man...
Looks beautiful man...
08-13-2007, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by izmir41500
holy ****, 12 hrs. how many coats was that. i've done 6 coats alternating between z2 and z5 in 6 hrs.
dawn clean
clay bar
dawn clean
rinse and dry
buff and polish (this included a trip to the nearest dealership for touch up paint and then food 1.5 hrs)
then 2 coats including wheels and every single inch of the car where paint existed (inside door, the small parts inside the wheel wells, all the glass, etc)
again, i'm picky
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08-13-2007, 05:22 PM
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Well I did pretty similar to bluebob:
Dawn clean
clay bar
wash & rinse
Z6 spray
Z5 polish
Z6 spray
Z2 polish
Z6 spray
and finished by dressing the wheels, vacuuming the interior, I think I started around 10 in the morning and finished around 4:30 with a short lunch break, probably would have put on more but it was over 100 deg out there, I'm sure I'll add a few more coats next time I wash
Dawn clean
clay bar
wash & rinse
Z6 spray
Z5 polish
Z6 spray
Z2 polish
Z6 spray
and finished by dressing the wheels, vacuuming the interior, I think I started around 10 in the morning and finished around 4:30 with a short lunch break, probably would have put on more but it was over 100 deg out there, I'm sure I'll add a few more coats next time I wash
08-14-2007, 05:33 PM
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ya i wasnt sure whether or not to put it between, i did some searching around to find different peoples methods, and went with what garnetcanuck had said, and he apparently details cars on the side so i figured...
08-15-2007, 08:37 AM
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yea, can't blame ya. I spent the whole time with a buddy that is my local Zaino expert as he's been using it for years. I just followed the process he has done for years.
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