I currently have a promo that I am running that includes an all-in-one on the exterior...it has proved to be very popular and is keeping me busy. I am currently using Pinnacle XMT 360 as my AIO because it claims it will not stain trim (saves time on taping off trim). I like how easy it is to apply and wipe off but I am looking for something with a bit more cut. Any suggestions on an AIO with reasonable cut (applied via PC) that will not stain trim and is reasonably priced?
Best AIO that will not stain trim
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Thomas Dekany
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Never used an aio that stained. Most cut may come from Poli Seal from Optimum. Use with an orange pad. Looks beautiful too.
Dan
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FK215 or ZAIO. ZAIO is more durable but FK215 has great cut and finishes out as good as most finishing polishes..
nosbusa1700
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I used Zaino (AIO) on all of my trim a while back. It removed the water spots that had gotten baked on the trim. I used a terry cloth and some elbow grease and took care of the spots.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Accumulator
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nosbusa1700 said:
I'd be a little careful about what you use ZAIO on. I typically use KAIO on the black plastic parts of my Audis' sideview mirrors (OK, not really "trim", but similar IMO) and the ZAIO's seemingly mild abrasives marred the [crap] out of them. I had to get out some "real polishes" to fix the damage before redoing with KAIO.
Yakky said:
No staining? I've never tried FK215, don't really know anything about it... :think:
tdecany said:
Autoglym SRP can do it, but yeah I still like the stuff anyhow.
mikenap
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JPostal said:
PoliSeal has mild abrasives too, be careful with it, but report back if it works!
Ordered some poli-seal so hopefully it will be what I am looking for. I also ordered Optimum compound II for the first time. I have always used M105 so I am curious to try something new. Would poli-seal be a good follow up after compounding or will a middle step be required?
imported_sal3291
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Poli Seal does not have much cut but it is a great cleaner. I like Meg D151 not sure how long the protection last as I always top with something easy like Opt Car Wax or Opti Seal
imported_sal3291
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D151 has not stained any trim for me but I am carefull to not get it on textured trim just in case
Junebug
JAFO
Nobody mentioned Klasse? really!
MrCLRider
loves rubbing paint
With the right pad Poli-seal is a great AIO.
Klasse is another great AIO, its just so runny though. I tend to make a mess with it.
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Klasse is another great AIO, its just so runny though. I tend to make a mess with it.
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Accumulator
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JuneBug said:
Well, I kinda mentioned it in passing...
Accumulator said:
I really have become a fan of klasse AIO. It does a great job, and no need to tape trim because it works awesome for black trim. I had some badly sun damaged trim and it made it look new again. Still looks a deep black 6 months later. Its a little thin and tends to splatter. ( Maybe poor technique on my part though ). The way I fixed that is to rub it in good with the polisher off and then start at a low speed. Beautiful results though. Got rid of water spots that were baked on for a few months, and even got rid of some swirls. I only used the LC white pad... Just my 2 cents... Wish it was a little cheaper, but its not too bad on the wallet for the results I got. It is also perfect to use after meguiars ultimate compound.
lostdaytomorrow
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Klasse AIO has never done me wrong but I think it's the only one I've used so far. Didn't stain any trim though
Brad B
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My go-to is Zaino AIO. It's just so easy.