Description

ADBL AIO Soft is an all-in-one car polish designed to clean, correct and protect paintwork in a single polishing stage, with a formula particularly well suited to softer paint systems.

Its carefully selected abrasive nanoparticles help remove oxidation, light scratches, holograms and other everyday paint defects rather than simply masking them. At the same time, incorporated waxes and synthetic polymers enhance gloss and leave a layer of protection behind.

The result is a versatile one-step polish for customers who want to improve tired or lightly defective paintwork while prioritising a clean, refined finish.

Perfect if…

• Your car has relatively soft or easily marked paintwork – ADBL specifically recommends AIO Soft for softer paint systems.
• Your paint has light swirls, holograms or oxidation – its abrasives help remove minor defects while refining the finish.
• You want to improve your paint without carrying out a multi-stage correction – AIO Soft combines cleaning, polishing and protection in one process.
• Gloss and refinement matter more to you than maximum cutting power – its softer positioning makes it particularly useful where an aggressive correction isn’t necessary.
• You want to polish your car by hand – AIO Soft can be applied manually as well as by machine.
• You want to polish and protect in the same step – waxes and synthetic polymers remain behind after polishing to enhance and protect the finish.

Why choose ADBL AIO Soft?

• Three functions in one product – cleans, polishes and protects paintwork.
• Ideal for softer paint – particularly suited to one-step correction where refinement is a priority.
• Removes rather than merely masks defects – helps tackle oxidation, light scratches and holograms.
• Abrasive nanoparticles – polish the paint while helping remove remnants of old protective products.
• Waxes and synthetic polymers – enhance the finished appearance and leave protection behind.
• Deep gloss – helps restore richness and clarity to tired paintwork.
• Hand or machine application – suitable for manual use and both dual-action and rotary polishers.
• Versatile application – ADBL also recommends AIO Soft for use as a paint cleaner before waxing and for polishing chrome and aluminium surfaces.

How to use

Always begin with a thoroughly cleaned surface and work on cool paint away from direct sunlight.

Shake the bottle well before use.

Machine application

Choose a polishing pad according to the condition and hardness of the paint.

On softer paint or where finishing quality is the priority, begin with a soft polishing or finishing pad.

Apply no more than approximately four pea-sized drops of AIO Soft to a 40 × 40 cm working area.

Spread the product evenly before polishing using controlled, overlapping passes.

Remove the residue using a clean, soft microfibre towel and inspect the finish.

Adjust the pad or technique only if additional correction is required.

Hand application

Apply a small quantity of AIO Soft to a soft foam applicator.

Work the polish thoroughly across a small section using consistent overlapping movements.

Remove the remaining residue with a clean microfibre towel.

ADBL specifically recommends a finishing-style foam applicator when using AIO Soft by hand.

Related Products

Liquid Elements Centriforce V2 Green Soft Cut Polishing Pad – A particularly suitable cross-brand pairing when using AIO Soft on softer paint or when refinement and gloss are the main priorities.

Liquid Elements Centriforce V2 Yellow Medium Cut Polishing Pad – A useful option when slightly more correction is required while retaining the efficiency of a one-step polishing process.

ADBL Inspector – Removes polishing residue and allows you to inspect the actual condition of the paint during the correction process.

ADBL Synthetic Spray Wax – ADBL recommends additional protection over its AIO polishes when you want to extend the gloss and hydrophobic effect.

ADBL Pinky – A convenient microfibre multipack for removing polishing residue and carrying out general detailing work.

Prestige Detailing Tip

Choose between AIO Soft and AIO Hard according to the paint and the result you’re trying to achieve – not simply according to how many scratches you can see.

Modern automotive paint systems vary considerably in hardness.

On softer paint, an unnecessarily aggressive polish-and-pad combination can create its own finishing problems. This is where AIO Soft makes particular sense: it gives you correction capability while placing greater emphasis on refinement.

Start with AIO Soft and a soft polishing pad on a small test section.

If that combination removes enough defects while producing a clear, glossy finish, continue with it.

If you need additional correction, you can step up to a medium-cut pad before automatically moving to a more aggressive compound.

As a general guide:

AIO Soft → softer paint, lighter defects, greater emphasis on refinement

AIO Hard → more correction required while retaining a one-step clean, polish and protect process

Hard Cut → heavier defects where outright correction takes priority over the convenience of an all-in-one polish

Also remember that AIO Soft contains waxes and synthetic polymers. If the vehicle is being prepared for a ceramic coating, use a dedicated polishing system followed by appropriate panel preparation instead.

Type: All-in-one cleaner, polish and sealant
Primary use: One-step correction and refinement
Best suited to: Softer automotive paint systems
Suitable for: Automotive paint, chrome and aluminium
Application: Hand, dual-action or rotary polisher
Correction: Oxidation, light scratches, holograms and general paint defects
Protection: Waxes and synthetic polymers
Scent: Coconut
Prestige Detailing size: 200 ml