No it has the major brands' products from cleaner waxes thru heavy compounds. Google "Autopia Polish Comparison Chart updated 02/2017"
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No it has the major brands' products from cleaner waxes thru heavy compounds. Google "Autopia Polish Comparison Chart updated 02/2017"
Cruzscarwash
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I didn't know that this and megs 151 had the highest cut of the AIOs, I'll have to go back and try it again on some cars to see it in action again
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Brandon Wetch
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Uh what about Optimum Poli-Seal? Does nobody else like this product?
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VISITOR
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used to use it way back in the day and it was real easy to use and being able to use it on smooth (black) plastics was nice as well, it does a good job of cleaning them up. since having separation problems with their products, i really haven't bought any of their polishes/compounds/AIO's since then...
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dlc95
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I notice for one step type applications, I tend to gravitate towards diminishing abrasives - if I need something that starts strong, and finishes smooth. This is with both dedicated polish, and with Cleaner Waxes (aio).
The products I keep on the shelf/cart:
Rupert UHS/Keramik
Menzerna PF2500 - polish
Meguiar's M66 Quick Detailer - cleaner wax
Pads:
With Rupes, I just stick with their program. I like the Keramik with the yellow microfiber pad, but sometimes I get micro marring, and need to use foam. Last car I did with that combo, I got great defect removal with the yellow microfiber, but it slightly marred the paint. The yellow foam finished beautifully, but didn't remove the defects like the microfiber pad did. So I ended up using PF2500 on a Tangerine Lake Country Hydrotech pad.
I use M66 with either white or black Lake Country flat pads.
I might try M83 Dual Action Cleaner Polish again... It's been 20 years since I last used it, and it was terrible. The one Meg's product I never liked. It would immediately turn to cement once applied to the paint. I chucked the nearly full bottle in the trash...
The products I keep on the shelf/cart:
Rupert UHS/Keramik
Menzerna PF2500 - polish
Meguiar's M66 Quick Detailer - cleaner wax
Pads:
With Rupes, I just stick with their program. I like the Keramik with the yellow microfiber pad, but sometimes I get micro marring, and need to use foam. Last car I did with that combo, I got great defect removal with the yellow microfiber, but it slightly marred the paint. The yellow foam finished beautifully, but didn't remove the defects like the microfiber pad did. So I ended up using PF2500 on a Tangerine Lake Country Hydrotech pad.
I use M66 with either white or black Lake Country flat pads.
I might try M83 Dual Action Cleaner Polish again... It's been 20 years since I last used it, and it was terrible. The one Meg's product I never liked. It would immediately turn to cement once applied to the paint. I chucked the nearly full bottle in the trash...
Cruzscarwash
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Any idea where it's at on the cut chart? And I'm guessing it's a SMAT? Weird it's a wax with that much cut in itthe white wax is more aggressive than the D151 and it's a consumer product...
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I don't think you can go wrong with any of these. I'd probably go by price at this point.
The Guz
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Don't know where it would be on the cut chart but Visitor is correct. It cuts more than D151. It contains the same SMAT abrasives that are found in M101. It can produce some really nice results with a cutting pad and can be used on any paint color. I've used it a few times and it worked out great. The protection lasts longer than D151 as well.
Cruzscarwash
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Pice wise is it worth it as a dedicated AIO? I'm going to guess no unless a little goes a longggg way
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rops::awesome:What did you order?
Killerheroin
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When I spoke to Jason Rose (RUPES) recently at Detailers Domain event he stated that the UHS system is designed for European Cars that use Ceramic Topcoats. Can the UHS system by RUPES also be used as a one step?
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No, yes...kind of. It compounds and polishes out to a final finish but is not a true AIO. It doesn't leave a protective layer such as a wax or sealant as a true AIO. You'll have to do another step to add wax or sealant.
Tom