The BEST AIO

[imported_animes2k]

For an AIO, I'll typically match it with the same brand's spray protection. It takes just a few minutes and an ounce or two of product and you've got protection that lasts.



- Optimum Car Wax or OptiSeal with PoliSeal

- Acrylic Jett with Prime or KAIO

 

[DM101]

Well the Zaino is on the way. I have use Z2 & Z5 so I know the products are good. Yeah a quik topper like OCW may be good. Thanks

 

[Dan]

For an AIO, I'll typically match it with the same brand's spray protection. It takes just a few minutes and an ounce or two of product and you've got protection that lasts.

My gripe with that mindset is, why not use a dedicated polish and top with a true sealant? The dedicated polish will cut much faster and produce better results than the AIO. The time saved using the polish will give you time to use something durable, like 845 or even Optiseal.

Well the Zaino is on the way. I have use Z2 & Z5 so I know the products are good. Yeah a quik topper like OCW may be good. Thanks

You'll love it. No topping needed! It looks great and lasts forever. The only worry with ZAIO is it hates water. If you have any residual water on the car and it gets on the pad, your durability will be severely compromised.

 

[imported_animes2k]

My gripe with that mindset is, why not use a dedicated polish and top with a true sealant? The dedicated polish will cut much faster and produce better results than the AIO. The time saved using the polish will give you time to use something durable, like 845 or even Optiseal.

If the car needs correction, that makes sense. If I'm just doing a "one-step" then I'll often approach it this way.



If I just want to knock down light wash marring, then an AIO isn't a bad light polish option, imo. Plus, you can hit the glass, plastic trim, oxidized metal bits, everything and take advantage of the paint cleaning properties without too much worry of jamming polish into tight areas requiring cleanup later.