Menz PowerFinish vs Klasse AIO vs Meg's Reconditioning Cream

[anson89]

From what I've been reading, Menz Power Finish has the most cut. I'm looking for a simple, yet effective time save that'll do a single step polish job so I can fit one these in my packages. Any comparisons between these 3 products?

[termigator]

I haven't used the Reconditioning Cream, but I've used PowerFinish & Klasse AIO. AIO has no cut. It's a chemical cleaner. A very good one, BTW. PowerFinish has a good cut to it. I think it's a great one-step product on light colored cars, but it does leave a slight haze on darker cars. Unlike the Reconditioning Cream & Klasse, Powerfinish will offer no protection afterwards.

[PAR Detailing]

I havent used menz or klasse but I do use Megs D151. I absolutely love it and it is so fast! Im actually buying more in my next order because I use so much of it. I havent tapped into heavy paint correction market yet (I really want to) but most of my clients want some sort of correction step done. D151 is definitely my go to polish because it speeds everything up.

Jon

[Matt S.]

D151 has slightly more cut than Power Finish in my experience, and leaves a slicker finish since it has wax in it.

I've never seen any correctional ability from AIO, it just cleans the paint very well and leaves a fairly durable layer of protection. I've had it go 3-4 months by itself.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

D151 seems like an awesome one step polish! D151 was designed as an all-in-one type product for high volume reconditioning shops. It can be used via rotary buffer with a wool pad for very heavy defect correction, all the way down to a D/A and a finishing pad for a final finishing polish and wax in one. I really want to try it!