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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
Just did my both my hummers in XMT 360 with a CCS white pad although they did not turn out 100% they look dam good. And polished up quick in comparison to a a cutting compound then a polish.
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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
Originally Posted by catfish07
I like D151 also.
I find xmt360 absolutely useless. I could have used that money to burn in my fireplace last winter. I felt like I was robbed by buying a hyped up product... I still have a couple of bottles I use to chalk the tires of my RV. If i had a few more, i would tape them together to use as a weight for my ez-up tent. If anyone really wants them, just holler. It might take a while to send it since I'm busy using a real AIO.
In case anyone couldn't tell, I'm not a fan of 360.
If you are serious I have been wanting to try some out with my new LC HT pads.
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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
Originally Posted by DLaw
XMT 360. Great for a quick turn around. It's also been on BOGO.
Oh, smells pretty too!
Dave
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I used XMT 360 for the first time this past weekend on a 6 year old daily driver which is kept outside 24x7. I was surprised at how well it worked. It left a smooth glossy finish and was very easy to use. Were all the defects removed - no, but that was not my goal. The goal was to produce a good finish in minimal time. From that perspective, XMT 360 delivered.
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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
Originally Posted by Autowerx
If you are serious I have been wanting to try some out with my new LC HT pads.
+1
If that was truly an offer I would be happy to take some off your hands and give it a try
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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
Rule 62: Don't take yourself to d*mn seriously
Cincinnati, OH
Shawn
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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
Used XMT360 this weekend and wasn't all that impressed. About the only thing it did was to take the light oxidation off the black 4 Runner I was working on. It didn't do much with the swirls at all. I was better off going with something like M205 and a LSP right afterwords. It would have taken longer, but I would have gotten much better results.
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Can you put a sealant on top of an AIO?
David 2000 Ford F-350 DRW CCLB BLACK/GOLD
Wish list:
Everything Mike has in his garage for detailing
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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
Originally Posted by Jomax
He wanted a AIO. When I pick up my AIO for the same thing you want one for it will be D151. It's a tad more abrasive than M205 but it cleans and protects.
Bah! Just read "one-step" and "polish."
D151 is my go-to AIO.
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Re: What's a good one step AIO Polish?
I'm going to throw another one out there if the paint is already in pretty good shape - CG Blacklight. I used it just yesterday with a finishing pad and it was a breeze. It removed some water spots and light swirls. Did a final wipe-down with CG V7 and it looks amazing. I used Optimum Hyper-Polish for spot correction on the tougher stuff. Optimum GPS sounds intriguing also.
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