Dan
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Has anyone used both? SRP gets some good feeback. I like Poli-seal but could use a bit more cut/cleaning ability.
Autoglym Super Resin Polish SRP vs Optimum Poli-seal?
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baker
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I too would be interested in a quicky review of the SRP as the local Canadian Tire has it for $19.99
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I've never used Poliseal so I can't help with the comparison.
Don't expect any real "cut" from SRP. I know DavidB (I think that's who it was) has said he got a *little* correction from its abrasives, but I don't experience that, even on the soft black SS lacquer of the Jag's door window frames...just a tiny bit of initial pigment transfer, but barely enough to even indicate that they are single stage.
IME SRP doesn't correct, nor does it clean as well as KAIO.
If you want some cut from your AIO, I'd go with ZAIO instead. If you want a lot of chemical cleaning, I'd go with KAIO.
But SRP does an OK job of doing the "cleaner-wax thing" and it does a bit of concealing. And it seems compatible with some sealants like FK1000P (but I've only tried that on wheels, so be careful about doing a whole vehicle with such a combo). It lasts fairly long on its own, and, oddly enough given its abrasives and cleaners, it appears to layer a bit. I really like it before waxes like 476S; that combo is something I used a lot when I was doing quickie jobs on cars for friends and family.
Don't expect any real "cut" from SRP. I know DavidB (I think that's who it was) has said he got a *little* correction from its abrasives, but I don't experience that, even on the soft black SS lacquer of the Jag's door window frames...just a tiny bit of initial pigment transfer, but barely enough to even indicate that they are single stage.
IME SRP doesn't correct, nor does it clean as well as KAIO.
If you want some cut from your AIO, I'd go with ZAIO instead. If you want a lot of chemical cleaning, I'd go with KAIO.
But SRP does an OK job of doing the "cleaner-wax thing" and it does a bit of concealing. And it seems compatible with some sealants like FK1000P (but I've only tried that on wheels, so be careful about doing a whole vehicle with such a combo). It lasts fairly long on its own, and, oddly enough given its abrasives and cleaners, it appears to layer a bit. I really like it before waxes like 476S; that combo is something I used a lot when I was doing quickie jobs on cars for friends and family.