Is there a AIO with the cut of PF2500 or Meg 205?

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I have been receiving dozens of used cars lately that have been wearing me out. I have been single stepping these cars due to the amount I agreed with the business owner. I have used 2 quarts of Optimum poliseal and I hate that stuff now. (builds up in my pads and is hard to remove, also if I don't take the necessary time it will leave extremely hard to remove smudges on the clear) I have now switched over to Men. PF2500 for a single step followed with optiseal, but would like to find a AIO user friendly with the equal amount of cut.

This will save me hours everyday so please share your thoughts.
 
Megs D151 has a rating of 6 so it's right in the same range and can be used with a variety of different pads with great results.
 
Any Ideas on Optimum's G-P-S AIO?
 
The D151 seems to have what I'm looking for. Is it easy to remove? I would imagine it doesn't dust?
 
Znig22 said:
Any Ideas on Optimum's G-P-S AIO?
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NO....

The reason why I recommended D151 was because it's purpose designed for what you are doing....

Also Megs #66 would be the other choice.

Both are geared for production detailing.

And I seriously doubt you would find anything that would work better in a large variety of situations than these two.

Both are one step AIO's...
 
Znig22 said:
The D151 seems to have what I'm looking for. Is it easy to remove? I would imagine it doesn't dust?
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I can dust a little sometimes if you over work it.

The key with D151 is to do no more than 3 passes and move on, wipe off is pretty easy also.

For the most part the LC white or Orange pads will be all that is needed, either will finish out well also.
 
D151 can yield some fantastic results. Personally I don't think GPS has the same amount of bite as D151 does. But D301 will get some correction with practically no dusting.
 
I would agree 100% with the D151, and add XMT360 to that mix.
 
I also recommend D151. I've tried XMT 360 (just a small sample) and it also seemed to perform very well. It is pretty amazing how much correction you can get out of D151 for an AIO.
 
Oh, and XMT you work till it disappears. Unlike the 151 where you do 3 passes ONLY. Trust me that 3 passes is MAXIMUM! I learned the hard way.
 
I just ordered the 151. Thanks Guys!
 
Although the OP has already ordered, Scholl Concepts' A15+ is supposed to offer a level of cut that is similar to PF2500, but with 3 months of protection.
 
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