Aio showdown

Cruzscarwash

Cruzscarwash

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Ok so as I said before this is a longevity show down of the below AIO products. I did not test correction ability of any of these on my test hood. I will wash the panel once a week with N914 to ensure there are no added toppers to assist the contestants. The panel will sit outside 24/7 in the direct sunlight and be sprinkled on 3 times a week from my sprinkler system. I have very hard water here I'm the desert so I expect to see lots of waterspots but will be nice to see which builds up the slowest.

All lined up from left to right
Groits finishing sealant, megs 66, megs 151, mckees 360, HD speed, carpros essence
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All products applied

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All wiped off

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Each section sprayed twice with distilled water

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I bought finishing sealant and HD speed just for this test so I have never used these two products until today.

Groits finishing sealant-great thickness when on with no issues and had an average working time and wiped off effortlessly​

Megs 66- my first tried and trusted AIO. Watery, went on with no issues and wipe off way effortless (not always the case)

Megs 151- still my favorite texture, not watery and not as thick as griots, goes on great, has an above average working time and as always wipes off with no issues.

Mckees 360- has the same characteristics​ as megs 151 but not as thick but not as watery as 66. Is supposed to last 6 months (hope it's true)

HD speed- seems to be all the rage on the boards today and I will say the grey color surprised me at first but it was a good thickness and went on easy with very easy wipe off. Now I did notice that a little goes a long way with this and it has an above average working time.

Essence- my current go to AIO, not as watery as 66 but not as thick as any of the others, closer to mckees 360 in texture. Easy on easy off but one thing I did notice was when I went to apply the painters tape to label each section that the tape did not want to stick to the essence section.



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HD speed and mckees AIO 360 and the most consistent beading very very similar, I would not be able to tell which was which just off the beading. Very circular and consistent in size

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Cruzscarwash said:
one thing I did notice was when I went to apply the painters tape to label each section that the tape did not want to stick to the essence section.
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I'm surprised the tape stuck to any of the sections.



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I tugged at the tapes that I could on the other sections to see if they would come off after seeing the tape wouldn't really stick to essence. But they all stood their ground

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Thanks for taking the time to do this, looking forward to the end results
 
I need to get more test hoods, this poor things is spent and I want to test so many things that once hood doesn't last long. instead of garden gnomes, ill have a yard or garden hoods..lol
 
Looking forward to continued updates.


Cruzscarwash said:
I need to get more test hoods, this poor things is spent and I want to test so many things that once hood doesn't last long. instead of garden gnomes, ill have a yard or garden hoods..lol
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Seriously, I've been thinking of that myself. In my little "back yard" since it doesn't get used for anything anyway. But i don't have the money to set it up how I want. Picture a bunch of square panels sitting on saw horses /tables. Various paint types and various products on each panel. I want to have like 20 such panels lined up like solar panels in the desert!! haha.... if I win the lotto, I'll do it.
 
lol, I was thinking the same thing but have them leaned up on stakes spread out across the yard..lol
 
Looking to get a good AIO.. I'm leaning towards that HD speed or the CG V4 AIO Polish. I see HD speed gets a lot of love and good reviews, but what about the CG V4 any good?
 
I love HD speed but when I need a little extra kick I just use my g correcting cream and wax after only luck I've had so far, always works no matter the temp stuff is amazing really.
 
Bigry18 said:
I love HD speed but when I need a little extra kick I just use my g correcting cream and wax after only luck I've had so far, always works no matter the temp stuff is amazing really.
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How do you like the BOSS Correcting Cream? What pad combo did you use?
 
Thank you for taking the time for this test. I am interested in the results.
 
My M66 is nice and thick. I hate it when products go watery.
 
Great comparison thanks for sharing. I love using CarPro Essence on Carpro black microfiber pad. Amazing results and finish. Top it off with CarPro reload and adds extra depth and hydrophobics.

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dlc95 said:
My M66 is nice and thick. I hate it when products go watery.
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I bought a gallon of m66 a few years ago and it was like trying to polishing with straight water. It was awful
 
Cruzscarwash said:
Mine has never been thick... Hmmmm I wonder if it's because of where I live. The desert does like to mess things up.

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Yep, probably at least as thick as A12 in the maroon bottle.

Heat beats the heck out of detailing products. I have to be careful with mine in the summer.
 
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