Recommend some top-performing AIOs

Problem with Megs D151 is that you have to buy a gallon of the stuff.

Jim
 
JakeSoberman said:
I tend to use HD Adapt, Meguiar's M205(Kevin Brown Method), or Rupes UHS are all really good.
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Sadly those aren't classified as AIOs because they do not leave protection behind. They are great 1-step polish methods though. :xyxthumbs:
 
jaymz said:
Problem with Megs D151 is that you have to buy a gallon of the stuff.

Jim
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I don't really see it as much of a problem. You use more product than you would with a standard polish. And its cheap...
 
Its only an AIO if it puts down protection. For the best correction, D151...for the best look..HD speed, Menzerna or Wolfgang. Best cleaning and shine...Duragloss 501. Easiest...HD speed. You were expecting an easy answer?
 
XMT 360 is as easy to use as possible, not super agressive cutting though. WG Uber AIO has some impressive cutting ability and finishes flawlessly.
 
Where might someone put the Blackfire Total Polish and Sealant in the mix of others mentioned here?
 
Desertnate said:
Where might someone put the Blackfire Total Polish and Sealant in the mix of others mentioned here?
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It's product description says that it is an AIO...
a Cleaner-Sealant, if you will.

Bob
 
Something else just came to mind, Jason Rose and Kevin Brown talked about D301 working well as an AIO. I also recall Mike Stoops taking a white van and turning it around with Meguiar's White Wax in direct sun. I do not recall if either were topped with additional protection?
 
Desertnate said:
Where might someone put the Blackfire Total Polish and Sealant in the mix of others mentioned here?
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Really light cut. 1 or 2 on a 1-10 scale. Decent protection. Good gloss
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D151 I would put at a 4-5 cut for reference
 
I really like Meguiar's M66 "Quick Detailer". It does a great job correcting / hiding car wash swirl level defects, and has decent longevity.
 
HD SPEED for the win in my book.

Amazing wet look
Great cut
Super sun friendly
Smells great

Not amazing durability, but it is an AIO.
 
rwright said:
Something else just came to mind, Jason Rose and Kevin Brown talked about D301 working well as an AIO. I also recall Mike Stoops taking a white van and turning it around with Meguiar's White Wax in direct sun. I do not recall if either were topped with additional protection?
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White wax works really well. Mike Stoops has a write up in the thread you are referring to on how to take advantage of the correction power that white wax has. He has also mentioned that D156 can be used as a topper for a layer of additional protection. He has also stated that white wax has the same SMAT abrasives as M101.

I recently used white wax on my daily driver and it worked very well. I ended up just topping with a spray wax after I had used it the way Mike Stoops has in his write up.
 
rwright said:
Great job! Did you find the paint to be on the soft side as opposed to most Chrysler's that are on the hard side? I fixed a few scratches for a friend of mine with a finishing polish and was shocked how easy it was.
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Thanx, no I found the paint to be hard on this one. I found BF TPS to give a great look, but like others have said very light cut.
 
HD Speed, Shine Supply Microfiber Edition AIO(hard paint) and Britemax AIO.
 
I really like Poorboys Polish with Sealant. Easy to work with, about 3 months durability, trim friendly. Best part is can use in direct sunlight.
 
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