Three hours, about $150 and a bucket load of elbow grease....
I washed with an alkaline detergent (the Americans use "Dawn") and then clay bar. For a new car the clay picks up a bucket of garbage.
I then polished with the Zaino Z5 Pro.
Buffing with a decent polish is fairly easy and doesn't take too much effort. Good quality microfibre towels really helped.
Once the polish was gone, I gave the car a spray with the Z6 Cleaner.
This is just like an instant detailer.
I then mixed up the Z2 and ZFX into one of the little bottles. The directions are easy enough but keep saying "use sparingly". As a note to anyone else, about three quarters of one of the little two ounce (us) bottles is enough for three coats. I mistakenly filled it and had to throw some of the polish out, because it can't be used after 12 hours.
I did the Z2/ZFX and Z6 combo three times. The Z6 is really easy once the towel has a build up in it. Just wipe.
Jason.
I washed with an alkaline detergent (the Americans use "Dawn") and then clay bar. For a new car the clay picks up a bucket of garbage.
I then polished with the Zaino Z5 Pro.
Buffing with a decent polish is fairly easy and doesn't take too much effort. Good quality microfibre towels really helped.
Once the polish was gone, I gave the car a spray with the Z6 Cleaner.
This is just like an instant detailer.
I then mixed up the Z2 and ZFX into one of the little bottles. The directions are easy enough but keep saying "use sparingly". As a note to anyone else, about three quarters of one of the little two ounce (us) bottles is enough for three coats. I mistakenly filled it and had to throw some of the polish out, because it can't be used after 12 hours.
I did the Z2/ZFX and Z6 combo three times. The Z6 is really easy once the towel has a build up in it. Just wipe.
Jason.
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