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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
NSP Z1 is 20% off currently.
The other Trio primers are on sale.
I picked some up as I’ve decided this will be my go-to AIO and a real time saver.
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
Originally Posted by
Craig Encinitas
NSP Z1 is 20% off currently.
The other Trio primers are on sale.
Here's the links - could just be me but I didn't see when they expire so - you snooze you lose.
Here's link to Z1
Dr. Beasley?s NSP Z1
Here's link to all Dr. B's products
Dr. Beasley's Car Care
Originally Posted by
Craig Encinitas
I picked some up as I’ve decided this will be my go-to AIO and a real time saver.
Definitely not your Dad's cleaner/wax.
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
NSP Z1 has a now on back order as of early this morning, just a heads up.
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
I have 1 for trade. looking for a low mileage CTSV wagon with a stick. No low ball offers..... I know what I got
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
Originally Posted by
Craig Encinitas
My friend’s wagon.
It has a light-ceramic coating on it.
I tried out some scratch repair with Z1 on an LC orange light cutting pad. Stepping it up would’ve worked better. But it’s what I had.
Looks good to me.
For those "thinking" things through, what Craig just demonstrated was how to repair a coated car the quick, fast simple way.
Use a Ceramic AIO.
- Damage fixed.
- Paint left coated.
- No multiple steps - One and done
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
Well...the weather finally cleared in SE VA and I got to sit down with Dr. B’s Z7 and my Tesla Model 3 Midnight Silver Metallic! I used my Griot’s G15 long throw and my G8. I chased the Z1 with some PBL Surface Coating. All in all it was a pretty good day. As Mike would say it was a “tick” hard to wipe off but not as bad as I thought is was going to be. Here are 2 pics...the rest will be in Show and Shine later.
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
Originally Posted by
Mike Phillips
Looks good to me.
Use a Ceramic AIO.
- Damage fixed.
- Paint left coated.
- No multiple steps - One and done
Thanks, Mike.
For future reference:
I will say that using Z1 for spot correction on a ceramic coated surface, that wipe off is no problem. I used it on a few areas with no hard buffing necessary.
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Re: Now available - Dr. Beasley's Z1 Ceramic AIO Primer
Originally Posted by
Gparr
I chased the Z1 with some PBL Surface Coating.
As Mike would say it was a “tick” hard to wipe off but not as bad as I thought is was going to be.
Thanks for testing out this one/two punch approach.
I appreciate the feedback and I believe others will appreciate it too.
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