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Let me guess... this is when you to tell us how water activity is not an indicator of protection? Thanks, but some of us are just interested in the hydrophobic properties of LSP's

Someone spray some water on this stuff!

I believe something similar has been popular in the UK for a few years

I have a brand new tin of colinite 476s.

FS/FT Polishes / Compounds / AIOs • Menzerna FG400 (4oz) • Menzerna PF2500 (4-16oz) • Menzerna SF4000 (4-8oz) • Carpro Reflect (4-8oz) • Sonax 3/6 Nano Polish (4-8oz) • Sonax Perfect Finish (4oz) • Scholl S3 Gold Compound (4oz) • Blackfire Total Polish & Seal (4-8oz) • Autoglym Glass Polish...

EXOv2, Sonax PNS and BSD, Soft99 Fusso Coat

I find that an extractor is great for maintenance cleaning of typical dirt in large areas. However, in my experience the steamer works better for removing very stubborn stains. How

1z Blitz is my favorite. Safe on paint and leather. It has a pH 8.7 which is the most neutral APC i've seen.

Amazing roll off leaves a protective wax coating behind. Thats likely what prevented the tuf shine from bonding properly.

Cant wait to try this out.

Its a fine product, works as advertised. Personally, I just find its to expensive for routine cleaning and there are better options for neglected wheels.

I like stock the best. Black looks sorta like the car is on spare tires, Imo.

Carpro Reflect or Sonax 3/6

Bilt Hamber auto-foam

You get a chance to try it out yet?

What machine are you using now? I upgraded from a PC to a Rupes, the difference in terms of vibrations was massive. The PC made my hands numb after a few panels. I found the Rupes to be far more enjoyable to use. If you are going to use a 21 with 5" backing plate I recommend using the Rupes...

^don't do that. Let it thaw at room temperature then give it a good shake.

Wont the wax cause issues with the product adhering to the paint?

Not sure, i've been afraid to use it on paint.

Results can definitely vary, no doubt about that. I know that some abrasives are made to be broken down by different machines. However I don't see how that correlates with fillers used in a product. Using the wrong machine for a polish may lead to a less then desirable. I just don't see how...