Wax over Z

Deanski

Deanski

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Yea, me too! I did have numeous layers of Zaino on my Red SC430. One day, I was reaching for the Z18 clay and grabbed the Souveran Paste. So I figured, what the hell, others topped their Z.



So I put up to two coats on and holy crap! What a change! With Z under it, it looks deeper/wetter and just rich. I too also got my gallon of FD and love this stuff way better than FI.



I have a gallon of Clearkote QS shipping, so this should be interesting FD vs QS.



I too have to get the damn camera on a nice day to do a set of new shots!



I also found that Megs EK in the wheel wells and underside worked so well, that dealership is just amazed on how it looks on the rack. They asked if I flip the car over and detail it that way :D



Also going to change from 303 to the 1Z cockpit premium to see how well that works. I still use the 303 in the engine bay!



So far, Stoners MSLT on the tires is also holding out. Instead of spraying, I use those tire dressing applicators.



Next VM/CMW may have to next judging from some of the results.



Have a good day and I too now enjoy more shine.



Regards,

Deanski
 
Deanski,



Ever use 303 on your tires? I used to use MSLT on them but now I switched to 303, I like the look ( and protection) better.
 
I may have to try that one! Love the way 303 looks and does in the engine bay, so it makes sense.



Thanks for the tip. Funny thing, my neighbor who I assisted with her Boxster just got 303 due to the rave on the Boxster site and was spraying it on the tires. I have to now go see how they turned out!



This is how we all find new and creative ways of products! :xyxthumbs



Regards,

Deanski
 
Deanski,



I don't think you'll be disappointed. 303 on tires is all I use now exclusively. Even my gf started using it on her brand new set of Michelins :D
 
That is correct! Meguiars Engine Kote. Found it spotty when sprayed on engine even with high volume sprayer. So, now I just use it for wheel wells and undercarriage. Makes it look nice and new!



Regards,

Deanski
 
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