Need a new AIO

[MaximumMD]

I know that there was just a thread about this, but he wanted one for light polishing done by hand. I am looking for one for just the opposite reason. One for a car with really heavy scratches, and done with a machine. I have the GG one but not a super big fan of it. Basicly want to use if for cars that are older and just abused and never polished in it's ten years of life.

[Spicy McHaggis]

There is no AIO thats going to take care of a vehicle with heavy scratches. Just like there is no one step that will take care of it either. Poliseal is nice, and it will put a dent in it while leaving some protection, but don't expect it to correct a lot of damage.

[Emile]

Dodo Juice Need for Speed Cleaner Wax is a very under-rated product...well maybe not under-rated, but definitely not as popular as it should be.

As the above poster said, you aren't going to get much (if any) correction when using an AIO by hand.

[MaximumMD]

I know that an AIO won't take out heavy scratches. I am just wondering if someone know of an AIO that has a heavier polish in it. I have heard a lot of good things about Poliseal though.

[dougaross]

I know that an AIO won't take out heavy scratches. I am just wondering if someone know of an AIO that has a heavier polish in it. I have heard a lot of good things about Poliseal though.

mix 106ff or SIP and DG501 in a 4 oz bottle....I use 1 oz of 106ff or SIP and rest 501....use a white pad speed 4-5 pc 3-4 on flex.

[ScubaCougr]

Have you considered a glaze to minimize the scratches you can't get out hand-polishing?
It iss an extra step, but an application of something like Poorboy's Black Hole (or White Diamond) didn't take me long and had a noticeable effect on my DD.

[akimel]

You might want to give Meguiar's D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-paint-reconditioning-cream-d151.html) a try. It's generally recognized as having more cut than most other AIOs out there.

[MaximumMD]

mix 106ff or SIP and DG501 in a 4 oz bottle....I use 1 oz of 106ff or SIP and rest 501....use a white pad speed 4-5 pc 3-4 on flex.

Mixing polish?! Now that's creative ;) Does it work really that good? I think I might have to try it

[BobbyG]

You might want to give Meguiar's D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-paint-reconditioning-cream-d151.html) a try. It's generally recognized as having more cut than most other AIOs out there.

Meguiar's D151 would be my recommendation as well.

This combined with a yellow Lake Country pad will give you the most cut. Progressively changing pads; yellow, orange, green, white, will reduce the cut giving you a finer finish.

[cobalt9123]

Meguiar's D151 would be my recommendation as well.

This combined with a yellow Lake Country pad will give you the most cut. Progressively changing pads; yellow, orange, green, white, will reduce the cut giving you a finer finish.

D151 is great, and that would be my recommendation as well as the changing of pads. Or just use the Kevin Brown Method.

[termigator]

You might want to give Meguiar's D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-paint-reconditioning-cream-d151.html) a try. It's generally recognized as having more cut than most other AIOs out there.

:iagree::iagree::iagree:

It's actually supposed to have even more cut that M205. I just used it on my brother-in-law's Jetta (reclaimed water etchings) and it cleaned it up real nice. Too bad it only comes in gallon form, but at least it's relatively cheap.

[cobalt9123]

In fact...Here is a thread Sully's Detailing just posted where he used D151 as a one step. (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/33658-sully-s-detailing-2007-328i.html)
Here is a direct link to his facebook and at the top are the photos of the BMW. (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sullys-Detailing/135242869143)

[MaximumMD]

Sounds like D151 is the way to go! Will have to order it tomorrow. Thanks for all your guys help