All in one polish?

If you are willing to do a one step polish/sealant and then follow up with wax, why not do a proper one step polish and then follow up with a durable product like Colli 845. On a PC, use B&S yellow or orange with Menz Power Finish and with a rotary, B&S or LC green with Menz Power Finish. One steps usually have very little durability as do most carnauba waxes. Might has well spend your time doing a proper polish and putting a durable finish you can have some confidence in. Just my two cents.

 

Meguiars D151 is probably the best true AIO. Good correction ability with added protection make this product a must have for real one step projects.

 

I like this Ken. I relaly like the idea of PF with an Uber Yellow, but will the pad leave marring or oxidation? ANs the same with MEgs 205; will the Uber yellow leave any oxidation behind or could I throw some DG 105 right on a call it a day?

 

Iv'e tried Megs D151, Pinnacle 360, and Optimum Poli seal all on a white polishing pad. OPT Poli seal gives me the best results and provides about one month protection. Its cheap and perfect for one steps.

 

I will have to respectfully disagree. I found Poli Seal to remove (not hide) more defects than 360 and provide much better protection and slickness. Its also half the price.

 

I too have had great results with Poli-Seal.

 

You can also add about 25% Optimum polish to get better correction.

 

How about Poli-Seal vs. Autoglym SRP?

 

I was also wondering about AG SRP because of the fact that the Pepboys located about 1 mile from me has it for like $15 and I thought I may give it a try. However, I did research it and found that it has a lot of fillers and does not do a whole lot of cutting.

I am not really down for "1-steps" per say, I was simply curious to see if that magical product was out there somewhere. It sounds like PF is the front runner as of right now. I am getting some Scholl products very soon from JL so I am looking forward to trying those out for sure.

I have had tremendous results from 205 and an LC CCS orange pad. I think 205 on a Buff and Shine yellow followed by either DG 105 and or HD wax would be the "go to" if you will for me. I just don't see any of my friends of family wanting or paying for a multi-step correction.

I feel like 205 is going to be the go to polish for most of my jobs unless otherwise specified. I am really comfortable with 205, but 105, now that's a different story. There seems to be a huge learning curve in which I have not come close to mastering yet.

 

Use a product like Menzerna Powerfinish, Meguiars 205 or something similar then use a spray wax or sealant.