AIO suggestions

We have tried Menz 3 in 1, and a few others. We have settled on XMT360. They are all about the same but the biggest difference is XMT almost wipes itself off. It's SOOOO easy. I found Menz to be a little "greasy" for a lack of a better word. The first few wipes seam to spread it before removing it. With XMT 360 you can just about use just the weight of the towel to remove it. We were running out of XMT last weekend with a few cars left. My partner said we still have a bottle of Menz 3 in 1. I figure out a way to get every drop of XMT out. I just don't like putting all the elbow grease into wiping it off after I finish buffing. Plus the easier it comes off the less I miss when wiping it off. Not saying the other products aren't good, it's just all things being equal I go for the easy to wipe off.

Just ordered 2 big bottles of it yesterday. I wish they made gallons of it.
 
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We have tried Menz 3 in 1, and a few others. We have settled on XMT360. They are all about the same but the biggest difference is XMT almost wipes itself off. It's SOOOO easy. I found Menz to be a little "greasy" for a lack of a better word. The first few wipes seam to spread it before removing it. With XMT 360 you can just about use just the weight of the towel to remove it. We were running out of XMT last weekend with a few cars left. My partner said we still have a bottle of Menz 3 in 1. I figure out a way to get every drop of XMT out. I just don't like putting all the elbow grease into wiping it off after I finish buffing. Plus the easier it comes off the less I miss when wiping it off. Not saying the other products aren't good, it's just all things being equal I go for the easy to wipe off.

Just ordered 2 big bottles of it yesterday. I wish they made gallons of it.
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I never had a problem with Menerza AIO being greasy when removing. I read on AG that you should let it dry to a haze then remove.
 
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