Help, I'm addicted to Zaino Z-8

I recently detailed my black truck with CG Creme Glaze then sealed with CG Micro Seal x2. I've been alternating weekly QD sessions between FK #425 & Z8. My truck is dripping wet! Looks amazing. I've yet to use Z8 over carnauba waxes, but I have used Z8 prior to a layer of carnauba. Lately, I've become addicted to #425 which replaced my previous addiction for Z8. Now I'm using both!

On a side note..........CG Micro Seal has impressed the "inner Autopian" in me. Very nice on my black sand pearl paint.
 
tailwind said:
Meh. Too expensive to use often.
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I like it, works great over AJ but I ordered the JW QD (Acrlyc Glos) to see how it compares. Hard to justify $20 for 16 oz of product as fast as I go through stuff. At maybe $28 a quart, it would be a better value at the rate I use products.



I do agree it can be addictive to use though... ;)
 
I recently picked up FX Spray Wax for use over AJ and the results are spectacular. The paint is Ford's Legend Lime Metallic. FXSW compliments this color very well, it's reflective and gives the impression the clear is still wet and will literally smear if you touch it! It's also very easy to use... massage it into the paint and it clears out on its own (towel flip usually optional). A buddy of mine used FXSW on his silver '05 GTO and said it really brought out the blue flake (used over UPP). Not bad for $5.99.



I washed and dryed the car, then applied FXSW. I gave it a second coat about an hour later. The second coat went on without trouble and amplified the effect even further.
 
Here is a shot of the stang after Z-8



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I used for awhile but I have found better! Actually it depends on the car color. For dark colors I prefer AIO and Souveran
 
yankees1 said:
I used for awhile but I have found better! Actually it depends on the car color. For dark colors I prefer AIO and Souveran
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:doh Sorry. We were talking about Z8.



Love the stuff. :hifive:





SHICKS your Mustang looks great. :woohoo:
 
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