I've read that Zaino can/should be used on all non-porous surfaces (like windows and chrome trim). I would like to use Zaino on windows, chrome, and stainless trim -- just want to make sure it's a good idea. Also, I will be prepping with IP and FPII before the Zaino -- is it also good to use IP & FPII on the windows and chrome/stainless? My guess is that IP & FPII are milder than glass or metal polish and therefore should be fine, but I would like confirmation/correction on all of this.
Zaino on glass/chrome/stainless?
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I've never used an abrasive on my windows, so I can't address that. However, I do Z my glass just as I do the paint and it works real well - water repeals like mad - and is crystal clear.
I have CS on the windows and I Z8 them whenever I Z8 the car. I think I initially prep'd the glass with AIO, tho.
I have CS on the windows and I Z8 them whenever I Z8 the car. I think I initially prep'd the glass with AIO, tho.
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use a glass polish on glass. I wouldn't use an abrasive polish on stainless. Z sealants work on anything.
Thanks for the feedback -- I will use Zaino on the glass/trim and I guess I'll start the broader windows/trim usage at ZAIO. My rationale for thinking about also using IP/FPII was that it would be a finer polish than glass/metal and have a similar effect FPII after IP on paint, but it sounds like I shouldn't use paint prep polishes on metal/glass regardless.