Does anybody top Z2Pro?

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SidiousXXX

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I was thinking of this because in all honesty it does not look as good as I thought it would compared to the old version. I have 4 coats on with Z8 between them all.



Thats another thing, I dont see what the big deal with Z8 is, really could not tell much of a difference. I was hoping the Z2Pro would be as slick as UPP. Hmm Maybe I will put UPP on top off the Zaino on a test pannel.
 
I've topped 3 coats of pro with p21s. honestly the only reason i did it was because i had never used p21s, it had just come in the mail, and i was itching to do "something" to the paint. topped or not, i really have no preference as i think they both look awesome.
 
I ended up topping Acrylic Jett on my black 626 (AJ has a similarly clear and wet appearance when compared to Z2 Pro) with a carnauba but on lighter colors/metallics, I would leave as is. It all depends on what looks best to you.
 
MDRX8 said:
P2 just doesn't give my red metaflake the pop of say pinnicle sov. does.
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Waxes are more forgiving on a bad prep job. If it's prepped properly it doesn't matter what product you use for a LSP. You still need decent prep with waxes, but they still are more forgiving that any sealant. P21s works more like a sealant than a wax IMO, you need good prep with this product. P21s clear deep wax that is easy on/off, doesn't have the warmth and forgiving nature of some waxes, but if it's prepped well boom makes metalic pop.
 
I really am very happy with the new Z2 Pro. I also really like the new Z8. While I did not see a dramatic difference when adding Z8 over Z2, I do see it as a permanent fixture in my closet. Here's why.



I use Z8 after every wash. I use a CR system, so I don't dry the vehicle. I do interior stuff, wash another vehicle..whatever, until it dries. Then, a coat of Z8 (as opposed to using the time to dry) adds some slickness, gloss, and Z protection. My vehicles have never looked better longer.



I also think that not drying the vehicle helps the life of the polish.
 
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