2017 Shelby GT350 and the Dr Beasley's NSP Z1

Nspz1 is the beezneez. I used it on my friend’s Subaru that he helped with. He was blown away as well. It is such a wonderful product


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i used it on a couple panels on a newer camry after running about 6 passes and it was terrible to wipe off-it was like 70 % came of easy and remaining product glued itself

Did you try fewer passes?
I recall two section passes being about it. That’s what I do, and no problems.

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i used it on a couple panels on a newer camry after running about 6 passes and it was terrible to wipe off-it was like 70 % came of easy and remaining product glued itself

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That was my experience as well.

Need to review directions....

Tom

When that happens---I'll pick up polisher again and make a couple of more passes then it'll wipe off easier.

Tom

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Has anyone come up with an official answer on how much Z1 is appropriate for a single coupe?

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1.5 oz.. does that work?
Every vehicle is different.

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i used it on a couple panels on a newer camry after running about 6 passes and it was terrible to wipe off-it was like 70 % came of easy and remaining product glued itself

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It's a very good product but not user friendly.

After your last pass make one quick one over your whole section then wipe off

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1.5 oz.. does that work?
Every vehicle is different.


It's a very good product but not user friendly.

After your last pass make one quick one over your whole section then wipe off

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Thanks...this is good info---will try that the next time I use the Z1...

Tom

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Originally Posted by Craig Encinitas

Did you try fewer passes?
I recall two section passes being about it. That’s what I do, and no problems.

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Do you get any correction with only two passes? Since it's an AIO, I'd hope you could at least work it a little bit to correct the surface.

Speaking of correction, how good is the cut on NSP Z1?

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How did you find wipe-off?

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Wipe off was bit hard and sticky at times.

Took the buffer and just did a couple light passes over the sticky polish. Then wipe off became easy.

Twice, gotten hard where buffer trails were still present and I could not remove. Again---took the buffer and did couple light passes--bam, easy wipe off.

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After using the Z1 on a few cars and a boat I've found the same thing. Wipe-off can be a bit sticky.

Like you - if I had areas where product was difficult to wipe-off - I just buzzed over the area with the polisher and whatever product was on the pad - this seems to re-liquefy the film on the paint and then I wipe off IMMEDIATELY and no problems.


I called Jim and asked him about this and he said climate can be in influence.

Besides that - what we are experiencing is the nano ceramic coating setting-up or curing. So it's part of the characteristics of a Ceramic AIO.

Jim and his team do read this forum and see our comments. He told me he's working on this formula. Remember - this is brand new chemistry, it will go through an evolution.


I used this product on a truck over the weekend and a boat and in my write-ups for these two projects I'll share one of my techniques for working with Z1


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Thanks Mike....

I am glad that it wasn't me....! Thought maybe my technique needed work.

Looking forward the write ups!

Again---Thank You!

Tom