Does Z-PC need a finishing polish? Or is it one?

danforz

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Hey guys, I'm a bit curious as to where Z-PC stands. Can I use it as a stand alone polish, using it as a light compound and finishing polish? Or should I use Sonus SFX2 before hitting the car with ZPC?
 
ZPC will finish out very nice. With a rotary and depending on pad choice it will also do some defect removal.



Here is a Porsche twin turbo that finished out very nice with ZPC/white LC pad/PC6. No LSP applied at this point:



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Hey Dan



Zpc is a very nice finish polish. It will restore gloss and remove some defects while leaving a clear smooth glass like surface ready for Z5 or Z2. ZPC is one of my favorite finish polish and is very easy to use with no mess. I have been using it more than 106ff lately!



On heavy jobs after I compound with a rotory, I use ZPC with a pc and LC white pad and it will take out every wool buffer trail mark and leave an absolute flawless finish ready for z5. Look at my avatar!
 
Z-PC has become my final finish if my next step is Z-AIO or Z-2P or Z-5P.



Still prefer Menzerna PO85RD or FP II on all others.
 
gmblack3a said:
I use a white pad with ZAIO.





Thanks! So how long do you need to run the PC on a section you're working on before you buff it completly off? When you do buff, you use a bonnet of MF by hand? Thanks again!
 
Macruz19 said:
Thanks! So how long do you need to run the PC on a section you're working on before you buff it completly off? When you do buff, you use a bonnet of MF by hand? Thanks again!



I run it till its clear by PC at speed 6. I always remove everything by hand.
 
shift_roro said:
how is swirl-removal ability of ZPC w/ an orange pad?



With a PC it all depends on the hardness of the clear you are working on. On the above Porsche I did, ZPC with a white pad is all I used to get the car 90% defect free.



On something with a hard clear like a vette, its not going to remove any serious defects.
 
silvergray said:
Not to threadjack, but how about Z-AIO on a finishing pad?



From what I hear, its a bit stronger then kAIO. So it'll do a little bit of cutting. I saw Ryan's detail where he used a wool pad with Z-AIO and it looked damn smooth.
 
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