Questions concerning Optimum GPS, HD Speed, and McKees 37 360

I`ve only used 3D HD Speed so I can`t compare it to the others, but it is a fantastic product and I highly recommend it.
 
I`ll 2nd HD Speed. Haven`t used any of the others but it`d take a lot for me to even want to with how good speed is. Very effective and stupid easy to use.
 
I feel the same way as the folks who have already replied. I`m perfectly happy with HD Speed , so I haven`t really bothered trying to look for anything else.
 
Angus turned me on to HD Speed, and I wasn`t disapointed.

Cuts pretty decent on an orange pad, and polishes well on a white pad. Protection doesn`t last too long, though; only negative I can think of.
 
nickclark08 said:
Angus turned me on to HD Speed, and I wasn`t disapointed.

Cuts pretty decent on an orange pad, and polishes well on a white pad. Protection doesn`t last too long, though; only negative I can think of.
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True on the durability. It`s not what I`d reach for on my own car but it`s perfect for paid details when it needs to be done quick.
 
Makes me money when clients don`t want to pay for correction and just want "shiny and waxed" .
 
HD Speed. The stuff is a great AIO.

Works well by hand too. Used it in my door jambs on my 1998 TA and it made the jambs look better than new.
 
HD speed is hands down the best AIO on the market. That said GPS is by far my favorite AIO for restoring rubber trim and smooth plastic trim. I only use GPS/poli-seal on plastics and rubber, HD speed is much better for paint.
 
Of these three I`ve only tried speed but I`ve tried other aio and speed has had the most cut


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360 is really good too, HD Speed would be my choice overall though too. I have also used alot of Meguair`s D151 and never been a disappointment. Got a gallon of 151 at another site for $26 so that will be my go to for a while.
 
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