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Griot's Garage Speed Shine Mother's Showtime. Both are very good and locally available.

Did you understand the poster telling you how to use the "baggie" test? I know how to do it but couldn't follow those directions.

Count me in the paste wax camp. Liquid (of course) for sealants. However, liquid waxes do have their place and I own and use them occasionally, including AIO.

I like Griot's 3-1. Pad dependent.

VERY good stuff. Give it a try, I think you'll be impressed.

This is my current 3-1 favorite. No, it's not as good as 3 separate chemicals, but, it's a great product for a 3-1 and saves me $$ because I only have to use my separate chemicals about 2-3 times/year.

It "should" be used for other objects other than a car.... I can see using it on windows (car or home) and for possibly cleaning vinyl siding or garage doors, but definitely not on a vehicle. But, there are folks less anal than us and just want to clean crud off their cars and don't know or...

Poison ivy, or any derivative, is nasty if allergic to it. Burning a pile of poison ivy is dangerous and dumb... I know this first hand. Personally, I'd decline the job, but, would imagine some sort of disinfectant that would kill the active oils would be required..... but, that's just a WAG.

Doesn't help me..... never heard of "why brand of clear coat"... but, which is obvious, I don't know squat.

Less than a week?! Then what good is it? I've got a brand new container but if it's hard to use and doesn't last but a few days, I think I'll try to unload it some how...... dang!!

Maybe for door jams and interior but wouldn't use on my paint. Also, possibly glass.

Agree^^^

I'll vote for this unless you want to be more diligent about the time and effort you're going to put into your new car.

If you use Iron-X, get either scented version. The unscented version will make you gag.....and again!!😷

Woohoo..... Customer service at its finest!!👏👏👍👍

Good luck and keep us updated as to your progress.

http://www.autogeek.net/mfchart.html I would use a Korean microfiber towel with at a minimum of 360 thickness.... but, I don't know anything. Best of luck.

Thank you for doing this intensive task. You're to be hailed for your efforts.👍👏

Let's see some pictures of the "orange" on the paint...... no telling what it could be.... maybe bug guts..... bird poop.... or maybe some sort of berry from trees.... Also, don't forget to use some type of "bug/tar" remover with the appropriate media.