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Its definitely not as good as their Diablo but even that at price point tgere is probably better options

No it won't remove LSP. Use it as you would any other quick detailer

Meguiars wheel brush. Starting falling apart after its 1st use. Daytona is much better. HD free. Bought a gallon before getting some UWW+. The HD works but the cost is not justifiable given the cost of other waterless washes.

OCW hard to beat a wax that can be applied so quickly as a standalone or topper wax. I rarely use a paste wax now

Lots of options but I prefer to use something that can have multiple uses. ONR and UWW+ should highly be considered. Looks like your going with ONR

You ever done test spots to see if there was any difference? If not, it could be a placebo effect Never seen the method posted here. I wonder how many car he done with this method. A lot of spray painters are not experienced with wax as not suitable to use after freshly painting

It's without a doubt the most known detailing protectant on the market. Do they want it because they believe its the best or do they know no different? I suggest it's the latter and up to detailers to educate their customers of their other options and advantages/disadvantages of them. Having...

It's better to use too many towels then too few. As I wipe my folded towel over the paint surface the downwards pressure I place moves from the left to the right hand side of the towel. This reduces the risk of marring as I pick up dirt.

There is certainly a few. One topic even had an attached video

I would agree with this. My concentrated HD does the same. Nothing too drastic but have zero issues with my pre-mixed bottles.

Yes you could just use your existing glass cleaner and polish.

I have had success with PlastX as well http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/46050-chemical-etching-interior-plastic-how-remove.html

I have lots of drying towels but my go to towels are the cobra guzzler for windows and dodo juice orange plush drying towel. Want a portable blower as no matter how go of a towel or your techniques are you just can't get to all the water

Oh dear. So your plan is to reduce this protection measure until a more modern alternative comes available. To call it a sham when 95% of people on here not only use them but see the dirt collected at the bottom. Just because an idea is old does not mean better solutions come out. Wax has been...

Probably total overkill. The higher your grit guards are the more difficult it becomes to rinse your wash media as it sits closer to the suds. If the car is that dirty that you need 3 grit guards then I strongly suggest changing rinse water during the wash or have more than 1 rinse bucket.

This is exactly what I have starting do. It's not only reducing the risk but cuts down my clean up time.

DJ Supernatural wash sheets like no other wash I've used

Some awesome info there Chris

optimum protectant plus.

I use it regularly between OPP application. Was previously using Last Touch 1:1 but this does the same job for a fraction of the price. I also keep some at work for wiping down the desk, monitors etc.