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I was wanting to know if there are any bad side affects to either using Z-2 or Z-5 on my chrome ZR1's? I don't want to use just any old wax on them thats why I thought I might attempt the zaino polish. I didn't think it would hurt the finish on them but I figured I would ask here first.
Thanks, Jason
2000 Navy Blue Metallic Firebird with Full Trans Am body conversion.(Ex.Trans Am Hatch, rear bumper, front bumper, side skirts, rear filler panel, and side emblems) 80 series Flowmaster w/ Flowtech exhaust cutout. Whisper Carbon Fiber Air Lid, SLP cold air intake/ram air, and K&N filter, 17\" Chrome ZR1\'s on 275/40ZR17 Khumos.
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