which AIO is easy to off?

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Good day,

First, thanks all for quick and kindly reply eveytiem I ask something.

This time, I want to ask about the AIO. I have read a lots of threads and articles, and want to buy one now.


Blackfire Total Polish & Seal

Wolfgagn Uber All in One

Optimum GPS

KAIO / KSG

Meg D151

3D HD Speed

Poorboys World Polish with Sealant.....




I know there are many good AIO, but cannot think anymore....

I am not looking for something the best result, what I want to know is which brand is the easy to use and easy to off.

Some people mentoned that some AIO is hard to off it. I just want to my car keep it nice and clean, not really trying to make perfect condition since it's my

DD, just want some easy I can use.

My plan is pretty simple.


Wash - AIO - Spray wax


Clay, compound, and polish will be added whevern I need, not eveytime I wash my car.


Thanks.
 
Toss Mckees 360 in there if you want easy off and take uber out if you want the easy wipe off
 
KAIO is the easiest of the bunch; especially if you are not looking for much correction ability.
 
mwoolfso said:
KAIO is the easiest of the bunch; especially if you are not looking for much correction ability.
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At first, I thought about to get a Meg D151 because it has a correction ability, good price, plus a good review.

But, just want to hear more opinions from experts.
 
Keep in mind- if you ever have trouble with product removal, you can use a little detail spray to assist. If you're working by hand, Meguiars Mirror Bright Polishing Wax (liquid) is really easy on/off and has some good longevity. Duragloss 105 is super glossy and easy to work with. Powerlock is also really easy and super durable.
 
+1 for McKee's 360.

I've used this stuff since the original XMT formula, and it is fantastic. I've applied it in direct sunlight and never had any removal issues with it. Came off easily with no streaking or heavy pressure needed.

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jameskim said:
I just want to my car keep it
nice and clean, not really trying
to make perfect condition since
it's my DD, just want some easy
I can use.

My plan is pretty simple.
Wash - AIO - Spray wax
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IMO: Meguiar's A12 Cleaner/Wax
would be just the right AIO for
your stated purposes. :props:

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Bob
 
Optimum Poli-Seal is really nice to work with.

Cleans well, finishes nice and can cut pretty well, long working time, has good protection, and wipes off like a nice wax.
 
Mantilgh said:
Optimum Poli-Seal is really nice to work with.

Cleans well, finishes nice and can cut pretty well, long working time, has good protection, and wipes off like a nice wax.
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I agree. This is an under appreciated product.
 
I like speed as it's also trim friendly,no need to tape

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Another vote for HD Speed......Meguiars Cleaner Wax was mentioned in an earlier post.....very good, inexpensive locally available product.....it was my go-to wax for many years (until I discovered Autogeek).....just do not get it on the trim....it does stain
 
Thanks all people. I knew it everyone has their own favorite.

I might have to make a decision between McKee vs. HD speed.

Or maybe both...
 
Out of all the AIO`s I have ever used, HD Speed is by far the easiest to use and remove. Its even sun friendly. Want a trick? Do a full panel or two, then go back and spritz spray wax on the panel as you remove. Works like a dream. I normally top HD Speed jobs with Meg`s D156 spray wax or Optimum Spray wax.
 
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