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**PLEASE NOTE EXPIRATION DATE ON STICKER ON BACK OF BOX**
Once bottles are opened, no part of this kit is refundable

NEW AND IMPROVED ZOOPSEAL is now premixed and kits contain either 2 ounces or 4 ounces depending upon kit size.

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How ZoopSeal Works: ZoopSeal is a hybrid silicone/ceramic sealer. NOT a polish, cleaner, or a wax. ZoopSeal offers protection against OXIDATION by impregnating into the pores of your products. ZoopSeal becomes one with the metal and seals off the breathing process, thus stopping the OXIDATION of metal process.

FOLLOW STEPS 1-5 ON A HIGHLY SHINEY POLISHED SURFACE. NON-POLISHED SURFACES SUCH AS: SATIN OR MILLED FINISHES FOLLOW STEPS 2-4 (ELIMINATE STEP 5).

Step 1. Be sure to have the parts/ products you want to be ZoopSealed re-polished IF they contain any scratches or nicks and you want a show quality shine as the end result.

Step 2. Cleaning the parts/ products with Zoops Concentrate Cleaner. THIS APPLIES TO OLD OR NEW PARTS.
Use a pale filled with 15- ounces of water and 1- ounce of Zoops Concentrate cleaner. Clean the parts/ products as you normally would. This procedure is essential, you need to clean the entire product in order to remove the excess polishing chemicals and contaminates that are present.  Rinse the cleaner off with water so it doesn’t dry on the surface. When done rinsing, wipe dry with a lent free towel making sure no water is on left on the part.

Step 3.  Shake the bottle labeled ZOOPSEAL well.

Step 4. Apply ZoopSeal.

• Using the lent free cloths we provide, apply a small amount of  ZoopSeal onto the cloth, and wipe on the ZoopSeal LIGHTLY in one direction until the entire surface is covered with ZoopSeal.  If you see a noticeable thick layer, you have applied too much ZoopSeal onto the surface. Simply take a dry portion of the application towel and in one direction lightly swipe the towel over the surface to soak up any excess amount.
• Allow ZoopSeal to dry completely to the touch. The dry time will vary depending upon temperature and humidity. Continue to Step 5 if you have a highly shined product.

Step 5. Using Final Seal. This last step is used on aluminum, stainless steel or brass when the surface needs to reflect a high quality, shiney look. The purpose of this step is to remove the transparent film left on top of the parts surface. Basically, all the impurities that were inside the pores have been pushed out from ZoopSeal.

• Use a soft polishing cloth to apply Final Seal onto the part.
• While the Final Seal is still wet, continue to rub in a circular motion (we suggest you apply this in small section. DO NOT ALLOW FINAL SEAL TO DRY ON TOP OF ZOOPSEAL). Be careful not to rub hard, as that method could result with a scratched surface. Continue applying the Final Seal as many times as you need to, in order to remove the impurities left on the surface. Remember, all you are doing is “waxing” away the impurities, so your cloth will have some residue on it. This step is not removing the ZoopSeal.  ZoopSeal has impregnated itself into the pores and the only way to remove ZoopSeal would be to use an aggressive polish, such as Zoopshine, or, a lacquer thinner. Once this step is completed, allow Zoopseal to cure for 24 hours before using any cleaner or liquid, other than plain water, to clean your products. After  24 hours, any PH neutral cleaner may be used. We suggest plain water or a mild car washing liquid such as Zoopseals’ Sheer Brilliance car wash.
  

Revised: 6/24/07