ballfan4141
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anyone try their wash, polish, wax sealant, ect all in one? is it any good?
anyone try the chemical guys all in one?
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ballfan4141
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yea I know, Im not trying to advertise for them, lol I was just wondering. you guys are still #1.
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I have it, and while I like MANY CG products, I find this one to be a bit on the lesser end of the "liking it scale".
It does decent correction, probably the same amount as Opti seal, or one of the many others, but it doesn't seem to leave behind any protection. The reason I say this is for a couple reasons:
1. It rained immediately after I had used it, and there was ZERO beading on the place it was used on. While this doesn't necessarily mean no protection, when couple with #2, it just makes me doubt.
2. The paint felt squeeky clean after using it. Normally, anything with wax or sealants left, leaves the paint with some sort of slickness. This just felt like it was really clean paint, with nothing on it.
Now, maybe it was something i did or didn't do, so take that for what its worth. Personally, I would recommend it as a paint cleaner/light polish before I would recommend it as a AIO product.
Hope that helps.
It does decent correction, probably the same amount as Opti seal, or one of the many others, but it doesn't seem to leave behind any protection. The reason I say this is for a couple reasons:
1. It rained immediately after I had used it, and there was ZERO beading on the place it was used on. While this doesn't necessarily mean no protection, when couple with #2, it just makes me doubt.
2. The paint felt squeeky clean after using it. Normally, anything with wax or sealants left, leaves the paint with some sort of slickness. This just felt like it was really clean paint, with nothing on it.
Now, maybe it was something i did or didn't do, so take that for what its worth. Personally, I would recommend it as a paint cleaner/light polish before I would recommend it as a AIO product.
Hope that helps.
ballfan4141
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what would be a good detailing product like the ones mentioned at a good price for detailing with good results?
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I like xmt360 myself.
It polishes out light scratches and swirls pretty easily, there's no cleanup also which is a plus and then it has a layer of protection in it already.
It polishes out light scratches and swirls pretty easily, there's no cleanup also which is a plus and then it has a layer of protection in it already.
acc1079
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For a chemical cleaner/protectant, I like Klasse AIO. For something with abrasives, I normally use Optimum poliseal.
But in all honesty, I RARELY ever use just a AIO. I find that it is just as quick to use a one step polish, and follow with a sealant if I am in a hurry. There are so many that are so easy to use and provide much longer protection then an all in one type product.
I normally save my AIO products for door jambs, fuel filler doors, etc.
But in all honesty, I RARELY ever use just a AIO. I find that it is just as quick to use a one step polish, and follow with a sealant if I am in a hurry. There are so many that are so easy to use and provide much longer protection then an all in one type product.
I normally save my AIO products for door jambs, fuel filler doors, etc.