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I have a 3/4 full bottle of the original wet glaze and have been hoarding ever since Danase went out of business, has anyone tried V2? I know I just hijacked the thread but I hope OP got the answer he is looking for.

As a mustang faithful, yeah I would have been pissed with a "hybrid" 5.0

I polished out a couple of Vettes last year, man that clear is hard. It required a Griot's V2 using Megs UC on a sur-buff pad followed by D-151 to get it looking right. Looked great after After Love that color though ]

I love the look of poor boys but it never fails, a hard rain and I have a line of product running from my door handles, hate that, I have tried using as little as I could and it still runs in the rain. When I run out I think I will try something else. It looks great though wish it would not run

I love the Durogloss car wash, great suds and readily available at car quest

Wow, looks great

Hoping to get a electric impact gun for pulling wheels off, Pinnacle Paint Reconditioning Cream, and if funds are right some Souv. paste

TWO!!! no seriously I love ONR during winter months and for quick cleanups. Winter time I will take my truck through the touchless to get the "heavy" grime off and then use ONR after. Big fan, when I take my Mustang to a show I clean it up there using ONR.

Love mine, soooo much more powerful than a PC

I have used Aquanil-x and could not get a streak free finish, I tried numerous times and watched Frank's videos many times thinking I was doing something wrong (which I probably was), I personally think that the ultima waterless is much better

The waterless washing products have a lot more (double or triple) the polymers and other cleaning agents designed to "lift" the dirt off the surface. So the waterless is designed for slightly "dirtier" cars. They are still not a replacement for traditional washes, including rinseless washes like ONR

My usual steps are opti-seal and then topped with a wax to enhance looks even more and I will use a detail spry to ease with wax removal so I ma not rubbing on the paint dry

Big D-151 fan here, my one step choice on most finishes

My first "real car" was a carburated '85 Stang, It was grey and had T-tops, man I miss those. I wanted one bad and my Mom and I were comong home one afternoon and I saw the car sitting on a lot and I talked her into stopping and letting me look at it even though I would never get it, but no harm...

Welcome from Elizabeth City NC, I am usually in Greensboro every summer for the coache's clinic there

I am a big fan of Optimum Optiseal topped with Optimum Spray wax, they look great on a properly prepped car, easy application and good durability. For a Carnuba based wax I prefer Clearkotes Carnuba Moose Wax, good stuff as well

Megs UC on a white LC pad or a orange pad is a good one step for light colors heavily swirled, Megs D-151 is also a good one step regardless of color

Black is so beautiful after a good correction, Great Job

Love the New Edge bodies.

I am a big fan of the croftgate tire shine. i have a sample of the wash and wax but have not used it yet. I have had issues with the aquanil x to get it to glide on and not streak, have you tried X?