Looking for the best AIO product!

[carguy2007]

I’ve had pretty good luck with meguiars D151. Cheap too.


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[custmsprty]

I have never taped with HD Speed, one of it's stated benefits on the product description is how it doesn't stain trim.

[HardLineDetail]

Ok, ill will be buying Menzerna and HD speed to try them out. I am getting a blackfire one step sample, if that works better, they have the gallon so i'll snatch one of those.

[TMQ]

Sounds like a plan.

Let us know your thoughts...!

Tom

[dlc95]

Duragloss 501 is my new love!

I've been using Megs M66 for years and still like it.

I have D166, but it smells like green apples - and is horrible! Makes me nauseous.

[RTexasF]

The proof is in the pictures:

https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-phillips.html

[Cruzscarwash]

I don’t believe it is available by the gallon but a little goes a long way.

its for sure sold by the gallon as that's how I get it and have a new gallon right now, its just not offered on AG ATM

[Cruzscarwash]

I wouldn't buy by gallon just yet. Get small bottle first and see if it gets what you want done...

Ranking by level of cut or correction, if I recall...

1. Higher cut: HD Speed (stains trim and pads tho. And somewhat dusty)
2. Mid-range cut: McKee's 360 (doesn't stain trim and no dust)
3. Lower cut: SONAX Hybrid NPT Paint Cleaner (doesn't stain, no dust, produces high gloss)

I have and used all 3. I like #2 and #3 better than Speed (#1)

Tom

on the cut chart speed is on 2/10

mckees 360 has a higher cut at 3

and sonax is also a 2

[Cruzscarwash]

ok so I LOVE me some AIO' they are awesome for production detailing

HD Speed- was and still kinda is my main go to, super easy to work with, you can run it for days with no ill effects, no dusting that ive noticed, has a great gloss finish, lasts about 90 days in my desert environment, can be applied in direct sunlight and left on a black panel in the hot desert heat in over 100 degree weather and still wipe off effortlessly. its a great price point its cut is at a 2/10 in the charts

megs d166- I like it it has a high cut somewhere around 7 0r 8 id say because megs says its more aggressive then 151 and 151 is at a 6. this does great at removing swirls but as far as protection, thats still being tested, ive had it since release and its holding up well to this date, beads are not as tight but its still there. it wipes off great and turns pretty much clear when worked so leaves little to remove. its $1 more then speed and it easier to get in a gallon size. I don't use it as a daily driver because im still having random sweating issues with it ATM but still trying to get that resolved.

menz 3 in 1- I have it and use it depending on the type of paint im working on if the others are not cutting it (get it..lol) but I rarely use it. its not a bad product but it was really oily for me, for some that might be great because it can be worked forever and it come in handy on those super soft paints but. I don't like it for a daily driver

Griots BOSS finishing sealant- has the same some good cut to it at a 3 and when I compare it to HD speed the extra cut makes a difference because its less effort used for better results. the gloss is great and it also can be worked for a long time without drying up. the one bad thing with I guess is not a deal breaker and I just have to adjust my application is it cant sit in the sun for to long, doing a whole car and then wiping it off make sit look like its hologramed out but its just the oils stuck to the car and they come off with a quick spray of anything really or a quick once over. so im still seeing how far I can push the limits with this but its looking like it will be my new daily.

megs 151- used to be my go to before HD speed found its way into my hands and man did it cut, its on the scale of 6/10 but the protection wore off fast, I mean not bad for your average customer but its was only about 4 weeks or so. price wise you really cant beat it for the gallon at just only $36.

megs 66- idk who even uses this anymore but its a good cleaner wax for what it is. haven't used it in a few years now but was good at the time.

[MStarmer]

Being a fan of white cars I've almost exclusively been an AIO guy, especially with my full size super crew truck. It's hard to find time to multi-step. Like most have said here I agree that HD Speed is the easiest and leaves my vehicles the slickest. I recently switched to McKee's 360 and it definitely has a little more cut and cleaning to it (which I was after). So far durability *seems* to be better, I don't think there's a bad choice between the two. I've been super impressed with all the McKee's products that I have been acquiring lately, so I'll be sticking with 360 and if time allows I'll be topping with their Hi-Def paint sealant.