ZEP with or without decals? Before or After?
I have removed the old decals from my faded 94 C-Class. I want to do the Zep treatment, but I also want to replace the decals. I am wondering if I should first put a few coats of the zep before the de...
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OFDPOS wrote:Why do you think you would get flamed for having a different opinion? Buffing the old finish is obviously a proven way to get back to the original shine. My position is: Some people aren't able to use a buffer anymore and you can certainly damage the surface with a power buffer very easily if inexperienced. An orbital buffer might be a better way to go...slower, but still effective and alot safer. The Zep method is a safe way to achieve a really great shine also and most anyone can apply it. Preparation is the key to achieving success with the Zep application. Different strokes.......
Some have had a good experience with the zep others haven't.
I'm sure robatthelake and myself will get flamed here, BUT I totally agree with not using it !
Alot of times the gelcoat shine can be brought back with a good DA buffer !
Go on youtube and type in removing/replacing decals alot of good advise and of coarse some lame ...
I've never worked with the Zep before , but I would think you would still have to clean/prep the surface to put it on.
Doing that your half way there , might as well just put the decals on then put a couple coats of wax on and your done.
I could just see the Zep turning yellow or peeling after awhile !
