A few projects I've been working on.

you can use it daily QDs, bird bombs, Dead bug carcasses etc..



but before any layers can be added wash then use the Z6 qd for proper bonding etc etc.
 
The only problem with the Zaino quick detailer is that it comes in very small bottles. You will find that you are going to go through a bottle rather quickly, especially if you're not fortunate enough to have a garage. This is why many of us like to buy gallon sizes of quick detailers such as Clear Pearl, Show Off or Meguiar's Final Inspection. A gallon will last you a long time! You can then just use the Zaino quick detailer just before you apply a coat of Z-2 or Z-5.



Or, if money is no object and you feel as if you have to use the Z-6 exclusively, then go for it. It's just pricier to do it that way. Laters
 
Any QD will work on Zaino stuff for cleaning and QDing but will not work for a prep for the next coat of zaino.



For proper Zaino bonding prior ro the next layer you should use Z6 QD.



I hope that helps.
 
No compatibility problems until you are ready to layer on some Z-2 or Z-5. On that day, you're planning on using some more Z, just wash your car normally and then quick detail your car with the Zaino quick detailer. You're now ready to add on more layers of Z-2 or Z-5. Or you can just do as we mentioned earlier. Just pay more for a few bottles of Z quick detailers. Laters
 
I have been working on a lot of buses for a regular client and also get a lot of trucks to detail. I went out and bought an articulating ladder some time ago and loading it in and out of my van has been a real pain so I decided to design and build a mount to mount it to the exterior of my van so that I always have it with me but only have to horse around with it when I need it.

This summer I took a client out to dinner and left my canopy up. I wicked thunderstorm blew through while we were out and crushed my canopy. I figured someday I could use the twisted framework so I saved it. I took the legs and some of the other pieces that weren't all bent up and made my ladder mount out of it.

I also got my vacuum unit all wired up and ready to place in my van. Now I can run the power for the Vacuum unit to the customer's electrical outlet and then just plug my polishers into it and also have a toggle switch for the vacuum unit in the same box. It's nice to have a little time to get a few of my own projects completed for once. Here are a few pics of the ladder mount.

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Here's a pic of the vacuum unit wired up.

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Just thought I'd share what I've been up to the last 2 days. This van is a work in progress and will be for a while I guess. Thanks for looking. TD
 
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