Z1 Or Zfx
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imported_Intermezzo
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Ds, it's the shortened cure time that allows one to layer up to three coats/day with ZFX. 
Other benefits include shorter dry time, increased initial surface hardness, better shine, better swirl-filling ability of Z-5. Of course, a lot of this is very subjective and may be psychological. i.e., it's the "Oooh, the paint feels even slicker with ZFX!!!" phenomenon.
Other benefits include shorter dry time, increased initial surface hardness, better shine, better swirl-filling ability of Z-5. Of course, a lot of this is very subjective and may be psychological. i.e., it's the "Oooh, the paint feels even slicker with ZFX!!!" phenomenon.
imported_killerjg
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Hey IM that's funny, after using Zfx for a year I decided to try Z1 just to see what the difference may be. I would swear my Z1 base sets a slicker finish.
I am on my second order of Zfx, it seems this batch is more difficult to remove than I am use to, anyone notice a difference btwn ZFx brews?
I am on my second order of Zfx, it seems this batch is more difficult to remove than I am use to, anyone notice a difference btwn ZFx brews?
ZFX is the superior product in lots of ways. But remember, the minimum amount you can use is ONE DROP. That will usually treat 1/4 oz. of polish.
What if you don't need to apply 1/4 oz. of polish?
I still use Z-1 because if is need to reapply to a small area, it makes no sense to mix up a minimum of 1/4 oz. of polish and 1 drop of ZFX.
I know motorcyclists that won't use ZFX for this reason.
What if you don't need to apply 1/4 oz. of polish?
I still use Z-1 because if is need to reapply to a small area, it makes no sense to mix up a minimum of 1/4 oz. of polish and 1 drop of ZFX.
I know motorcyclists that won't use ZFX for this reason.