Does anyone use Klasse All-In-One with a rotary?

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I like Klasse AIO and Meguairs Swirl Remover because they are so mild. I have used Meguiars Swirl Remover on my DeWalt rotary and even at low speeds, it can take out ALOT of swirls which is something I don't need, it's overkill. I need something more gentle on my clear coat.



I'm looking for a product that is even weaker than Meguiars Swirl Remover. After one detail my car usally just collects very minor swirls throughout details and I prefer to detail with my DeWalt over my Porter Cable so I need something very weak. I was wondering if Klasse AIO is the product I am looking for. I know after two applications by hand you will get the best results that Klasse AIO can give. If I use Klasse AIO with my rotary can I get better results or am I just wasting my time?



The rotary is an awesome tool, I am trying to find ways to keep using it so I can become better with it.
 
I've used it with a PC with great success. It doesn't do much for swirls but it is a fantastic paint cleaner.
 
Home run Hero - Is this a glaze (filler with oils) or does it fix swirls permanetly?



Jngrbrdman - Thanks for saving me the time and All-In-One. :up
 
Revival. I am thinking of doing this with a polishing pad on a rotary 1000-1200 rpms. I don't want any correction but just want the paint to be a little brighter, remove some clay marring if any occur. Something that I don't have to work in but a person can still see difference.
 
Some sorta-random thoughts follow, from a self-admitted not-huge-rotary fan:



-M03 is supposed to be functionally nonabrasive, but between the pad choice and other factors it *might* do something. Think of it as M07 with different TSO



-KAIO is usually functionally nonabrasive on most paints, and does most of its magic via chemical means. Pushing that envelope via rotary might make it do a bit of correction and/or otherwise behave more aggressively, but watch out for holograms



-Removal of "clay marring" would, IMO, equate to "correction" because you'd be abrasively, uhm....correcting the paint when you abrade away that clay marring. Eh, semantics....



-If trying this via rotary, I'd want to dial it down below 1000rpms. More like the speeds used when burnishing/jeweling, which for me means ~800 or even lower



-Watch you don't overwork the KAIO, making it hard to buff off. I don't use it via Flex 3401, or even Cyclo, for this reason
 
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