Best AIO for Correction

I've only really been using ZAIO and JW PS. I was able to do the most correction with ZAIO. This weekend I tried a new CG Acrylic AIO that I got as a sample on my old pickup truck that I've been neglecting. I never got around to doing a spring polishing so it had about a 8 layers of 14 month old Z-5 & Z-2 that was kicked. I didn't do any side by side comparisons but from memory the CG AIO has the most correction ability. I think that ZAIO and JW PS look better though. CG AIO muted the flake a bit. I topped the CG AIO with AJT and it looked better.



I don't see the CG Acrylic AIO on thier website though.
 
IMO Werkstatt Prime Strong is the best chemical (non-abrasive) paint correction AIO.



I haven't tried Zaino AIO though so I can't comment on how it compares to Prime Strong.





I also have to say that I don't think any AIO will be able to handle even moderate swirls. It would take a true polish with a PC/UDM to alleviate that type of marring.



For minor swirling however - I've always had excellent results with Prime Strong.
 
Poorboy's latest version of Polish with Sealant is a very good corrective and protective AIO. Just call Steve to see if he has anyleft. He mite even suggest me since I have a few bottle on hand.
 
I'm looking more for protective qualities in an AIO, since my one step customers isn't really paying for correction anyway. I like poli-seal, just not when used with a rotary, after a few panels it starts to gum up, even when cleaning the pad all the time. It's like it leaves little specks of caked product behind, which makes wiping it off problematic. So now I'm only using it with a PC, which works well. But I'm looking to try some of the others, to find one that works well with a rotary.
 
I have used the Hi Temp HT-69 Paint Perfection ..it's a AIO type product and works very well....its a sealant mixed with the light abrasive polish and does a very nice job on light swirls...



Leaves a very nice finish and is very durable....and not expensive also....



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