Menzerna vs. AIO

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ZaneO

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What do you guys think/know will do a better job with restoring oxidized paint...Menzerna twins or AIO?



I'm sure the best of both world would be to use Menzerna and AIO, but which alone is best?
 
I'm NOT a Menzerna user, but I'll extrapolate from my experiences with other polishes and AIO. If *I* had to choose only one (and I sure wouldn't like that!), *I* would use the abrasive polishes. While AIO's cleaning and oxidation removal abilities are very, very good, I just can't see doing a great job without abrasives if a finish is so neglected that it's oxidized. Abrasives will remove oxidized paint, while AIO will NOT (always) remove other paint defects that are probably there too. SO I'm going with the product that will do the most work.



I'm sure someone will give the OTHER opinion, and with good reasons, so weigh all your responses based on what you're dealing with.
 
Personally I would do the twins, then AIO. AIO can remove oxidation, and well, but you would need the twins to get out any swirls or small scratches. I love the way FP brightens up the paint before AIO.
 
I would probably use both, but just wondering if I only had one option, due to money, which it would be.



Thanks for the input so far :)
 
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