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Old 08-21-2006, 04:13 PM
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Zaino Z2Pro vs. Poorboys EX-P

Even though I just bought the entire line of Poorboys products, I still have quite a bit of Zaino left. I'm assuming I can use Zaino with the PC as well, right?

If the answer is "yes", can I use the Z2Pro in place of the EX-P? I always used to layer and layer that Z2Pro on my truck, but understood that the EX-P only needed a layer or two before putting on the Natty's Blue.

Any thoughts/comments are appreciated.

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Old 08-21-2006, 05:11 PM
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It will depend on what you are using to polish the vehicle out with. PB's has a final polish with carnuaba in it and you cannot do that under Zaino. The surface must be free from wax and oils for Zaino.

I haven't gotten good results using Zaino and the PC to apply it....If it is working for you, then stick with it. I'll use the PC and a MF bonnet sometimes to do the initial removal of Zaino, but always follow that with a hand buffing...(no laughing...).

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Z2Pro and EX-P are both pure sealants. Both offer nice looks and an easy to use product. Using the catalyst with Z2 will offer longer durability. My only complaint with EX-P is it is rather thick and hard to regulate into a thin coat like Z2 and other sealants like UPP, Wolfgang, Blackfire, and FMJ.

I would not use either over a polish with oils and fillers. I would rewash or wipe down (alcohol) first as the benefit is the sealants durability factor. I would not personally apply either with a buffer, but could easily remove either with micro bonnets.
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ex-p is too thick? its kinda a liquid?
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Old 08-21-2006, 10:45 PM
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ex-p is too thick? its kinda a liquid?

mine is from original release, like a thick hand lotion, I had heard rumors that it was redesigned, but until now thought of it as just that.
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Can you put Pinnacle Souveran paste wax over Zaino Z2 sealant for an even better shine?
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Can you put Pinnacle Souveran paste wax over Zaino Z2 sealant for an even better shine?
I have topped Zaino with several carnaubas, including Souveran, with very little effect. Give it a shot and see for yourself.
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That what I was wondering as well. Could I do the following:

1) SSR2.5
2) SSR1
3) Zaino Z2Pro
4) Natty's Blue

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That what I was wondering as well. Could I do the following:

1) SSR2.5
2) SSR1
3) Zaino Z2Pro
4) Natty's Blue

???
Sounds good. Be sure to rewash after SSR1 or wipe down with water/alcohol 50/50 mix. That will make sure sealant bonds well to your paint.
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Interesting tip Supercharged, thanks!
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