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After cleaning up my parents and a few of their friends vehicles, others now want me to clean theirs. Now I know they don't want a 2 or 3 step polish, just a wash, protection, and a good vacuuming inside. Now I know AIO products would be a good choice since they will polish the paint some and leave protection in one step. But with so many choices out there, what should I use? Feed back please
 
KAIO is great, but I recommend a coat of #845 on top.
 
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Are you sitting down..?..Sonax Nano paint cleaner. Yes AG sells it. Check out Todd's review on detailed image.
 
Ted S. said:
KAIO is great, but I recommend a a coat of #845 on top.
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Now I have heard that XMT 360 has more polishing capabilities than KAIO. But I am beginning to lean more towards Klasse since AG states it will last 6 months compared to the 360 only 3-4 months.

Also I wanted to pick up some Collinite #845 to use a winter wax. Thanks for the reminder!
 
rider9195 said:
Now I have heard that XMT 360 has more polishing capabilities than KAIO. But I am beginning to lean more towards Klasse since AG states it will last 6 months compared to the 360 only 3-4 months.

Also I wanted to pick up some Collinite #845 to use a winter wax. Thanks for the reminder!
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That may be. I've never used the 360. The klasse has some amazing cleaners in it, though. But the protection is sub-par, IMO. I still love using it. I want to try the 360.
 
It seems that the Sonax only cleans the paint, doesn't seal it. I may be wrong. But it does look like I will be going with KAIO at this point.
 
I think I'll be trying Duragloss #501 or #105 next but I just got a gallon of D-151 to play with first.
 
The Klasse Twins are the way too. Remember to always use a very SMALL amount on a damp applicator, use with even hand pressure or your machine, just do a panel or half ( hood ) at a time is the best way. Always have a QD on hand if you have problems. When using both products. :props:
 
tuscarora dave said:
I think I'll be trying Duragloss #501 or #105 next but I just got a gallon of D-151 to play with first.
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durogloss is very good but i'm liking the 151 right now! Heard and read that some folks are using the microfiber system with 151 with outstanding results.
 
dad07 said:
durogloss is very good but i'm liking the 151 right now! Heard and read that some folks are using the microfiber system with 151 with outstanding results.
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OK, I'm getting suggestions from a few different folks that I try the Megs MF correction system and now this....Gallon of D-151 and no MF kit yet..OK I'm getting it on Friday.:props:
 
tuscarora dave said:
I think I'll be trying Duragloss #501 or #105 next but I just got a gallon of D-151 to play with first.
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I would get the D151 if it was offered in a smaller bottle. Guess I don't really need a gallon.
 
XMT360 is probably the easiest to use. It's one that feels like it has some polish in it. You will get some correction from XMT360 and a green pad. Some shine too.
 
I am a big supporter of KAIO..it's a great chemical cleaner and is compatible with most LSPs. However, it does not have much corrective abilities and the protection part is measured in weeks.

2 other AIO products that I would recommend are Megiuar's D151 and Poorboy's Polish with Sealant. Both are very flexible in that their corrective ability depends on the pad that you use.
 
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