Strongest AIO or AIO like product?

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danforz

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I'm assuming its Prime Strong. Any other candidates?



Other considerations:

Zaino AIO

Klause AIO

Danase Water Spot Remover (its mildly acidic?)
 
Prime Strong is a strong chemical and mild abrasive cleaner. It also has respectable durability. DG501 is a weaker cleaner, but a more durable sealant. Also consider Poly-Seal.
 
I haven't tried megs 151, but #66 is a fantastic AIO. Heavy chemical and well balanced abrasives. Its magic with a rotary.
 
Danforz said:
I'm assuming its Prime Strong. Any other candidates?



Other considerations:

Zaino AIO

Klause AIO

Danase Water Spot Remover (its mildly acidic?)
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What are your goals for an AIO? Durability? Chemical cleaning? Cutting ability? Etc.?
 
mshu7 said:
What are your goals for an AIO? Durability? Chemical cleaning? Cutting ability? Etc.?
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Cutting ability - I now have a black car and would love to help maintain its swirls and scratches via a simple AIO followed by UPGP or Z-CS
 
Danforz said:
Cutting ability - I now have a black car and would love to help maintain its swirls and scratches via a simple AIO followed by UPGP or Z-CS
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I would highly recommend Meg's PRC D151. I've been using a lot of it lately on the PC XP with a 5.5" orange pad and it does an incredible job knocking down swirls. On black, you may want to go with a white pad though. And yes, it does some filling, but I think that is to be expected with that type of AIO. If your paint is in good shape though, I'd go with Poli-Seal. It has great chemical cleaners, mild abrasives, and has pretty good durability. So, in short D151 for more cut and Poli-seal for less cut but more cleaning and better durability.
 
i like zaio over kaio. but with that said im gonna try prime strong and poli-seal next to give them a shot. both are cheaper and also get great reviews.
 
mshu7 said:
+1, especially with the PC XP and a 5.5" LC low profile pad.
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Interesting. Thank you guys for the responses. Let me ask another question:



How does this product compare to Blackfire Finishing Polish? I just realized I have a barely used bottle of that stuff under the sink!



Maybe I should elaborate: I'm not huge on polishing but I realize that with a black car its a necessity. God bless my previous silver BMW. Anyways, I'm thinking PC with Orange/Green/White CCS pad + Blackfire Finishing Polish OR D151 should do a decent enough job with out getting me too heavy on polishing?
 
Danforz said:
Interesting. Thank you guys for the responses. Let me ask another question:



How does this product compare to Blackfire Finishing Polish? I just realized I have a barely used bottle of that stuff under the sink!



Maybe I should elaborate: I'm not huge on polishing but I realize that with a black car its a necessity. God bless my previous silver BMW. Anyways, I'm thinking PC with Orange/Green/White CCS pad + Blackfire Finishing Polish OR D151 should do a decent enough job with out getting me too heavy on polishing?
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The D151 is going to give you more cut (more defect correction) than the Blackfire Finishing polish will, and it will also leave an LSP behind.



If you're looking for a one-step, it's hard to beat the 151... you'll get good correction, good filling, good finish and a decent LSP all in one application.
 
SuperBee364 said:
The D151 is going to give you more cut (more defect correction) than the Blackfire Finishing polish will, and it will also leave an LSP behind.



If you're looking for a one-step, it's hard to beat the 151... you'll get good correction, good filling, good finish and a decent LSP all in one application.
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Can I top with UGPG?
 
Yeah, you can. You can top D151 with either a sealant or a wax. I asked on Meguiar's forum if the LSP in D151 was sealant or wax based, and they replied that it is, indeed, both.
 
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