AIO, then S100

[Mmmph]

I was looking at the Autopia store and noticed this kit,

http://autopia-carcare.com/aupeshkit.html



AIO, followed by S100 are components of the "perfect shine". I also saw the thread by F1Crazy regarding AIO and S100/P21S.



While my love of S100 is widely known, I`m always looking for more for my Black Onyx RX 300. The perfect shine sounds good.



Klasse + S100...without SG?



Can anyone else share experience with this combo?

[ashsarna]

You will get :up :bounce when you do this. It (AIO) is a replacement for SEPC. The advantages is that AIO longevity and uv protection ect. The "search" will give you many samples.

[F1Crazy]

This is the original article that made me try AIO and P21S and skip SG: Klasse-Pinnacle kit .



While durability may suffer compared to adding a coat or two of SG I noticed that the look is more liquid and I don`t mind adding P21S every 6-8 weeks. The amount of work to put AIO and then SG, wait for it to cure and then add a carnauba topper is just not worth it for me.



I don`t treat AIO as a replacement for GEPC/SEPC, it`s the final step of paint preparation and it follows GEPC.

[Mmmph]

Originally posted by ashsarna

The "search" will give you many samples.

I searched...I guess I have a different definition of "many".





Might have to give AIO a shot.

[ashsarna]

Give it a try. I have done it in the past, with not only ps21/s100 but souveran too. Remember AIO cleans and protects and leaves a nice shine. SG will add to the durability (and some shine), but if you do not mind waxing (who does not ) more often, you are set.

[AMP01]

Mmmph,



I have used this combo before on my jet black 7 with great results.



Here is a pic with AIO topped P21S taken August 2002.







I also have had great results with Poorboy`s EX Sealant topped with Souveran. Here is a pic of the EX/Souveran Combo.







The AIO topped with P21S seems to be more reflective/refractive and the EX topped with Souveran seems to be more deep, wet and liquid looking.



I hope this helps.



Cheers,

My Black 7 Series