Black Honda fit 09 best AIO ?

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xmathx

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Hi guys ,



I got a honda fit 09 black for 6 month now . It my first car and wow I never see a paint so soft... swirl really easy and I have already some rock chip on windshield and bumper . I only use the car in the weekend. SO here my question after proper wash : double bucket , foam gun , clay bar .

I was looking for a AIO polisher and a good wax . What do you think about XMT 360 or Menzerna PO106FA or POli-seal on a blue pad or green. Any recommendation will be very appreciate.
 
We are considering picking a 2009/10 FiT (Milano Red) up soon.



I would appreciate any feedback on the paint and the ins and outs of this vehicle I can get in here.
 
With the soft Honda NBP you will get some correction with poli-seal alone. This is nice for upkeep between actual polish sessions. For a full session, PO106FA will level surprising amounts of defects and may be the most aggressive polish necessary (possibly IP, YMMV). Finish out with a very light polish, I like FPII, and a zero cut pad.



Yes, Honda paint is soft but can be corrected relatively easily and often with less aggressive products than initially thought.
 
I like the Sonus Final Polish on this silly soft paint. I like a sealant, minimize frequency of "waxing", minimize those holograms. I like FK1 1000p on my '08 car. Like Bence says, "it's like adding another layer of clearcoat!"
 
xmathx said:
what do you think of the XMT 360 ? I read really good review on the forum
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I have it, but haven't used it for over a year. Based on my experience it's a little too abrasive for my taste. That's just me. :nixweiss



I like Z-AIO. It's more durable for me.
 
As far as All in One -I think the xmt 360 is great- easy to use and lasts a decent amount of time. Also you can use this in direct sunlight. I just did a dark maroon Subaru Legacy at 1pm on a Sunny day with no problems.



He is asking for an all in one product people....
 
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