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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek  I found ZPC to be a light finishing polish at best. |
While I have never used it, I haver been told that ZPC is very pad specific. In other words, if using ZPC with a 4 inch white pad, you can get some decent paint correction with a PC and then use it on a white pad and get decent polishing.
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek and the green color stained my rubber surrounds. . |
Never heard of this. I always tape up my car before polishing so I really don't have to worry about it.
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek I highly suggest moving to Menzerna for polishing duties. You can still use their AIO over it as wanted. All correction with a PC with be on highest setting. |
Since you already have the ZPC, might as well give it a try. Just use some painters tape (3M Blue or Green will do the trick) to avoid harming your trim. I would recommend 4 inch orange and 4 inch white. Start with the white pad. Most likely it will not give you enough correction but you always want to start with the least agressive method first. If the white pad is not enough, go with the 4 inch orange pad. That will give you more cut however, it will leave some hazing which will require you to do some light polishing with the white pad.
If you are not happy with the results, next time you polish your car, use Menzerna instead. I like using Menzerna Super Intensive Polish for my cutting (Intensive Polish is pretty good also) and then follow up with Menzerna Nano Polish for my clean up polishing.
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