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I like Detailing School English. Fireball as a new coating now in Canada that comes in an aerosol can. I think i might breakdown and get it. :D Tank looks super interesting as well...

A super fine polish would be something like Rupes UNO pure. The softest pad on the market is Carpro's white gloss pad but it will do nothing to remove any minor defects. I would just stick with a Rupes white or similar, which is relatively firm. You can also just keep using something like...

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1045860030693644 Too bad we didn't get to see the winners. If they even judged the panels.

Rotary and something like carpro ceriglass and a rayeon pad? I think carpro even has a newer cutting pad for glass. Apparently, to remove defects from glass is very time comsuming. It's not at all like paint. You have to do a lot more polishing/passes. Mike Phillps has a decent video on it...

I don't think its the same. 02-06 as a wax or something, looking over the sonax site and sonax canada.. I would use the Ceramic Polish. Sonax USA states its a ceramic AIO however but the guy from Detailing School ENGLISH claims he got information straight from sonax in Germany - he's a master...

One of the best spray sealants still on the market is Sonax PNS frankly. It's getting hard to get however. I plan of finally buying Fusso coat this year - a wax/paste sealant that lasts around 9mths in some conditions. Its one of the longest lasting products on the market outside of coatings.

Sonax's ceramic AIO and the detailer would be a very nice combo. Lots of great reviews on Sonax ultra slick detailer and it's cheap. It will be my next 1-2 mth detailer/spray sealant. It's been shown to darken the paint and the beads are what you would expect from Sonax. World Class. UNO...

LSP's don't protect from UV light. Same goes with interior dressings.

I never noticed that!

These pads look so interesting. I never even looked into it much but apparently a dual action polisher/pad doesn't do to much at the center. Not sure about the rotary. Great price! I love me some yellow foam pads. :) I liked lake country oranges for a few years but i came back to yellow foam...

I just looked over the comments. Yeah it looks like i got april fooled lol

Yeah seems to be a different class of product. I was experting Sonax to come out with some new polishes this year...but not this lol I always had the idea to get OPT's AIO spray polish and just spray it directly on the panels before polishing. I'm always trying to make things easier lol

Sonax as released a spray polish that can be used as a standalone sealant. Very interesting... I guess those spray polishes might get more popular afterall.

https://carzilla.ca/collections/all-products/products/maxshine-mb15-pro-5-15mm-brushless-dual-action-polisher New maxshine.

Idrosave is decent but i won't be getting it again. For some reason i haven't had any staining issues. I used it 3 or 4x now. I seen a video of Reggy were he seem very disappointed that the chemist addded protection to the final product but no mention of another product, maybe i missed it....

120ml is plenty. Just use 2 small dots per section. I'm on my second small bottle of gyeon primer. If you work it down enough it almost melts into the paint.

I feel the sameway. Lake Country has just recently release an updated blue sponge. Looks interesting since they actually work/manufacter with the foam. I have the Big Gold Sponge its holding up fine after about 4 years.

Honestly, i'm getting lazy again with my wash routine lol It's warming up however. I had a chance the last few days for a spruce up but i was just not feeling it. (I did manage a half ass garden hose rinse off - lots of dirt!.) I do have a new clay towel to play with this year. Never used one...

Looks interesting. I think I'm finally going to try ONR sometime this year. I'm using labo's preludio too - like yourself- as needed so i don't care if say something like feynlab as more cleaning power. Misguided? Maybe. :) I'm kinda turned off from surfactant based rinseless products since...

I have never used it but people dilute carpro's inside down to 1:5 for light cleaning.