Need a good one step for a motorhome/RV

[rotts4u]

I bought a new 2008 36` motorhome last year. In fact i posted this after getting it home and detailing it the first time.



http://autopia.org/forum/car-detaili...ight=motorhome



Now that I have had it almost a year I am starting to notice some surface scratchs in particular in the black part of the full body paint. Due to the size I am pretty much forced to wash it with a long handle brush. I use a foam gun to soak the coach first, then keep a clean water wash bucket for rinsing the brush during the wash process.



I am now in need of some slight correction work on the paint and need some suggestions. I had some Klasse AIO and I tried it with a PC- buffer with a black foam pad, then also a white LC pad and though it is better, its not quite enough correction.



Due to the soze of the coach and how long it takes me I just can devote enough time to use 2-3 products to get me there so I am looking for suggestions on a one step cleaner/sealer that may be able to get the job done.



When not is use it is covered so it leads a pretty good life as far as exposure goes.



Does anyone have some tips on a product that would help me out?

[imported_weekendwarrior]

Maybe one of the Duragloss gurus can chime in, but I know some guys have mixed a little 106ff in with the Duragloss 501, and have achieved some correction. My only other thought would be Optimum Poli-Seal with either a PC, or rotary (preferably rotary).

[jshillin]

Poliseal....

[Chris@Optimum]

^agreed PS top with OCW for removal for more protection and added depth.

[jesselyons2002]

Yeah poliseal.

[TTWAGN]

Meguiars #66 has heaps more cut than poliseal and gives a wetter finish.



Only lasts a month though.



I have Meguiars #66 and Poliseal and for the 1 step jobs i use #66 every time, its a good medium swirl removal and finishes marr free. Poliseal i usually only use after the swirls have been removed. More as a final polish and sealant combo.



If you want light correction and long durability go with poliseal if you want medium correction and medium durability then go with #66.



#66 is much cheaper per gallon as well.

[icu812]

is that a Newmark?

I have a regular client that I do twice a year and what I do is apply CG`s Pro Polish then go over it with their JS if you truly want an AIO check out the AIO here;

All-In-One Polish Final Polish Body Shop Safe No Wax No Silicon

they sell it in 16 oz and gallon sizes.

I have had great success with it and last upwards of 3-4 months

[Driven Auto Detail]

PS buffed off with OCW.

[imported_themightytimmah]

Meg`s #66 is the production work king. Faster working time than Poli-seal, cheaper, more cut, better filling.

[Chris@Optimum]

^Why can`t a product`s performance speak for itself w/o bashing another? If a man has to resort to putting down another to make himself look better, I suggest that he is not much of a man!

[Forbesk]

Meguiars One Step Compound 38-8761 Best if used with yellow/orange pad. You will not be disappointed. Good luck

[JustinDetail]

^Why can`t a product`s performance speak for itself w/o bashing another? If a man has to resort to putting down another to make himself look better, I suggest that he is not much of a man!

I don`t think you`re asking too much here, but it is getting kind of old seeing you promote tirelessly all Optimum products over anything else. We get it.

[TigerMike]

Zaino All In One would be a good option. Easy to apply/remove, pretty durable (for AIO), fantastic cleaning action. Quick topper of Z8 or CS would make it even better.

[imported_themightytimmah]

^Why can`t a product`s performance speak for itself w/o bashing another? If a man has to resort to putting down another to make himself look better, I suggest that he is not much of a man!

It`s a direct comparison. PS is a fine product, and I find myself reaching for it quite often. However, in this specific application, M66`s attributes offer a better solution.

[a.k.a. Patrick]

I just recommended DG 105 to a co-worker.