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The Evolution of the AIO
The Evolution of the AIO
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Re: The Evolution of the AIO
Is it just circumstance that the DuPont Polish is No.7 just like Meguiars had their popular No.7?
This thread got me thinking of another thread of yours. You called it almost 2 years ago, there will be more AIO polishes made for coating specific applications!!
Prediction - More one-step Cleaner/Coatings or Primers
Alumni Autogeek's first ever Roadshow Detailing Class Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
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Re: The Evolution of the AIO
Originally Posted by
DMiglio
Is it just circumstance that the DuPont Polish is No.7 just like Meguiars had their popular No.7?
I'm not sure which came first? The Meguiar's #7 or the DuPont #7 but I believe it was Meguiar's.
As far as the products themselves go - they are NOTHING alike.
Originally Posted by
DMiglio
Happy to say the few predictions I have made - have come true.
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I've been seeing a bit of push from Rupes AIO.
They have their place, that's for sure. Still loving the Blackfire One Step.
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Back in the late 70's and early 80's my friend had a mobile detail franchise called Tidy Car. He gave me 2 products he was using. One was No 7 Dupont Auto Polish and the other was Astro Shield. Everyone used to ask me how my cars always looked like they had a coat of glass on them. Yeah I know I'm old.
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Originally Posted by
Mike Phillips
Happy to say the few predictions I have made - have come true.
Got any predictions for the next big stock to invest in? Maybe some lottery numbers? If so let me know, just cleared my inbox so I’ve got room for PM’s!
Alumni Autogeek's first ever Roadshow Detailing Class Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
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Originally Posted by
tae111
Back in the late 70's and early 80's my friend had a mobile detail franchise called Tidy Car.
I remember Tidy Car, at least I think I remember it? Where was this at?
Originally Posted by
tae111
He gave me 2 products he was using. One was No 7 Dupont Auto Polish and the other was Astro Shield.
Everyone used to ask me how my cars always looked like they had a coat of glass on them. Yeah I know I'm old.
So I go to Skynet and type in,
Astro Shield mike phillips
The top search result is this thread dated February 18th, 2006 - and the person that started the thread only has this 1 single thread/post.
Astro Shield?
Originally Posted by
Mike Phillips
It's a cleaner/wax, nothing special but a cool name and a pretty cool looking can.
Back in Oregon, one of our local PBE stores carried it and sold a lot of it to the local farmers who used it on their
John Deere Tractors.
As far as cleaner/waxes go, you cold do worse... it has a pretty strong solvent odor to it also.
I think it's still around.
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Re: The Evolution of the AIO
Astro Shield was great stuff. I used it for years. I would think it was one of the first polymer sealants because it had both polydimethylsiloxane and polyethylene polymers in it. I stopped using it when Meguiars came out with their Lifetime Polymer Sealant somewhere around 1981 or 1982. I've used mostly a whole bunch of Meguiars since.
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He was in Lake Hopatcong. Sold it around 88. I think the company is still around. Not sure if it's the same though. I used to use it on my Red 1985 Honda CRX Si. Didn't last very long but made the paint really pop. When I traded it in the salesman and a few of his co workers were looking at it and said It looked better than the new cars in the show room. I have no idea what was in it though.
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