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**greg0303** · May 15, 2012, 10:10 AM

Re: One steps - All in ones

1. Yes, these products are all cleaner waxes/ all-in-ones.

2. M20 Polymer Sealant and D301 Finishing Wax are also cleaner waxes.

3. The aggressiveness level is correct.
M20 would be similar to A12, and D301 to ColorX.

4. I'm not sure about A12 Cleaner Wax - it may have chemical cleaners, all others use abrasives.

5. A12 Cleaner Wax and DC1 Deep Crystal Paint Cleaner may use chemical cleaners.

6. D301 offers similar protection lenght to M26 High Tech Yellow Wax. D151 seems to last pretty long just by itself as well.
Generally it's a good idea to top a cleaner wax with a finishing wax.

**Murr1525** · May 15, 2012, 10:28 AM

Re: One steps - All in ones

Well, besides the Marine line ones...

**1994Gen1L** · May 15, 2012, 11:17 AM

Re: One steps - All in ones

Originally posted by wifpd4 View Post

Need some clarifications -

Cleaner Wax
ColorX
M06
M66
D151

Are these each considered "all-in-one" products?
Are these all of the Meguiar's one step products or are there others?
Are they shown above in level of aggressiveness?
Are they all non-abrasive?
How do they clean if non-abrasive, what is the chemical action involved?
What is the order of the above for wax longevity, same?

Now that Color X is getting harder and harder to find OTC, would you say that M66 and D151 are safe enough to use every quarter/3 mos. with DA application on a well kept DD 2011 F150?

**STRIFE** · May 15, 2012, 11:23 AM

Re: One steps - All in ones

^ That's a plan I have in mind for my DD as well....would like to hear opinions from all the experts too. (i have a gallon of M66...gonna get a gallon of D151)

**Murr1525** · May 15, 2012, 01:03 PM

Re: One steps - All in ones

#6 or #66 would probably be the better choices than D151 for regular use.

**Michael Stoops** · May 15, 2012, 01:56 PM

Re: One steps - All in ones

Greg wrapped this up in a nice, tidy little package for you, David.

It should be noted, however, that D151 can be used with a DA or rotary, and with anything from a wool cutting pad down to a foam finishing pad, so it's incredibly versatile. It's mix of polymer and carnauba will give it the longest lasting protection of the bunch.

Something to consider with M06, though - if you're working on a car with really delicate paint and just light swirls, especially on a dark color, you'll be amazed what it can do both for defect removal and darkening of the paint.

**mohebmhanna** · May 15, 2012, 03:42 PM

Re: One steps - All in ones

Hi Mike,
Interesting, which apply first D151 or M06 and what is the differences between these 2 products. Do you recommend to use Gold Class Wax as LSP after these 2 products.

**Murr1525** · May 15, 2012, 04:38 PM

Re: One steps - All in ones

You would really only apply one or the other, not both.

But if you were going to do test spots, you would try M06 first.

Yes, Gold Class+ would be a fine wax to follow up with.

**Michael Stoops** · May 15, 2012, 04:44 PM

Re: One steps - All in ones

Mat is right here - there's no reason to use both M06 and D151 as they basically do the same thing, D151 is just more aggressive. And while you don't really need to top either with a dedicated wax because both of them contain wax, you certainly can top with any wax or sealant you like - Gold Class, NXT 2.0, Ultimate Wax, M26..........

**wifpd4** · May 15, 2012, 06:37 PM

Re: One steps - All in ones

Gentlemen,

Well done, clarification nearly complete.

What is chemical cleaning and / or non-abrasive correction?

Comments:
Thanks Greg, what I needed.
Murr, thanks. I live next to the Mississippi River I need to learn boats, just not this year.
Mike, your comments about M06 have piqued my interest. Cost wise 151 and 301 are cost effective. The versatility of 151 may rival versatility of Ultimate Polish (pick a pad, get a difference) and 301 meets or beats ColorX.

Decisions, decisions.

Thanks all.