which AIO is easy to off?

Here is what I do:

Wash with ONRW&S

Polish/Clean (AIO) with Optimum Poli-Seal on ThinPro pads

Collenite 845 as LSP.

Works great for me on well maintained DD.
 
I'm OG...

Klasse AIO is my go too... Tried Griots--meh, EZ to use but didn't pop as much as Klasse...

And I like Griots... Tried several others


Back to Klasse.

I also use the Klasse ST sealant glaze... One true application and diluted in Meguairs QD and Ulimate QD


Favorite QD with adding Klasse is Griots speed shine... I'll try that mix too...
 
Just finished buffing my white Prius with 360. I don't have HD Speed since a friend recommended McKees. I topped it with Collinite 476 because I wanted to try it out. Both were very easy to work with. The 476 needs to be applied very thin or it can be a little difficult to remove. The result is "new car" looking on this 3-yo daily driver which was unwashed and unsealed for 2.5 years of its life.

11B250 said:
McKees' 37 360 AIO.

I don't thikn AIOs perform well, but if it works for your car, this thing comes off as you buff out the polish. towards your 3rd 4th pass, you can't even see it anymore! it's gone! not much left to wipe off. lol
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Use some detailer spray it's what it's used for.


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We recently have been using D151 it's very easy to work with


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asap2stacks said:
We recently have been using D151 it's very easy to work with


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151 is probably my all around favorite it's only flaw imo is that the protection does not last long at all

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Cruzscarwash said:
151 is probably my all around favorite it's only flaw imo is that the protection does not last long at all

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This is true however it does do its job with correction when using boss 15 or 21 with orange or grey lc pads and from the business point of view it's good that it has a short protection life span to bring customers back for maintenance details.


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I totally agree with you the price you get per gallon the fact that has the highest cut all-in-one on the market it really can't be beat but I have a lot of all in ones from all my different tests so I'm trying to use all those up before I go back to using 151 exclusively

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Meguiar's D301 is ridiculously easy to remove.
 
What about Optimum Poli seal?

I’m surprised almost nobody talks about it. I hear a lot about HD Speed but everyone said the same about Poli-Seal a while back.

I think Poli seal comes off easy and almost doesn’t need an lsp afterwards


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All the bottles (3) of poli seal I have bought over the years separated and never really came back

Wasted $ in other words. Speed, AF tripple, Zaino AIO never did I have 360 now as well but haven't used it yet.


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MattPersman said:
All the bottles (3) of poli seal I have bought over the years separated and never really came back

Wasted $ in other words. Speed, AF tripple, Zaino AIO never did I have 360 now as well but haven't used it yet.


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Yup, my Poli Seal did the same thing, in just a few months, who knows how long it sat on their shelf before I ordered as it was a bogo, but it was total junk.
 
I had to stop using mckees 360, the heat here was giving me issues

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The reason you hear a lot about HD Speed is because it WORKS! :dblthumb2:
 
Brandon Wetch said:
What about Optimum Poli seal?

I’m surprised almost nobody talks about it. I hear a lot about HD Speed but everyone said the same about Poli-Seal a while back.

I think Poli seal comes off easy and almost doesn’t need an lsp afterwards


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I love Poli-Seal.

It even wipes off nicely from oxidized single stage paint

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Joe@NextLevelDetail said:
Speed is about the easiest wipe off you can get.

when using a AIO polish make sure not to use a closed cell pad like the hydrotechs.

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Why is that? Just curious as i am yet to try AIOs...
 
The only two AIO I have ever used was HD SPEED and WOLFGANGS.

I tried WG after HD. Returned back to HD in a heartbeat.

HD SPEED = SO, SO EASY!


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I have used

Griotsgarage finishing sealant
Essence
Blackfire AIO
Menzerna 3-1
McKees 360
Meg's 151
Meg's 166
Meg's 66
HD speed

Speed is very very versatile, it can be applied in direct sunlight, let to sit for 12 plus hrs (from my testing) and still wipes off with a quick, light and effortless swipe of a MF towel. It might not have the best cut or the longest lasting protection but as an all around best bang for the buck when it comes to price, ease of use and wipe off, It's hard to beat.

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