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I just started using this recently but I will say I had used it multiple times at Meguiar's thursday night open garage. So I do have prior experience with it, I will say in the past I applied a lot and got a lot of sling with it. Now I barely put any of the gel on the applicator spreads easily...

Those look really nice, kinda surprised its white though. I would've expected black or some other dark color. Given how many detailers he has on staff. :)

Update: Ended up buying a Meguiar's Dynacone kit to polish these out. I know they say not to use it on painted wheels but I decided to try it anyways using paint polishes not metal polish. I ended up getting away with Meguiar's Ultimate Compound for most of it and M105 for really tough spots...

I have one but never use it anymore. My results were ok but I was using a cordless drill so minimal results were expected. I still prefer swapping the backing plates and taking advantage of my G110 v2's power. Although it is nice to use occasionally as a cordless waxer if your arms are to tired...

I can add more later but first thing that comes to mind is replacing bare bones with Griot's undercarriage sprays. http://www.autogeek.net/griots-undercarriage-spray.html Also agree with others on hyper wash and UWW+. Never used hyper wash but dilution ratio seems right for you. As for UWW+...

I agree with others. Check big lots or make a deal with me. Lol I bought a can, used it on one fender well and didn't like it at all. Seemed to attract dust like crazy and the foam isn't nearly as easy as an aerosol dressing.

Mike Phillips has a article with pictures, but basically the paint code will have "C" before it on the sticker inside the drivers door jam.

That's a steal for all those things! I love Meguiar's so I would freak out if I was lucky enough to find that stuff for that price.

Wow that is absolutely stunning! Love me some HRE's.

I definitely agree, HRE's are so freaking beautiful but just so so much money.

Lol I knew someone would say something. I'm super super lucky because my dad actually works for Mercedes. Hence the car, but is honestly feel so blessed everyday to think how lucky I am.

Welcome to AGO!

I personally have some factory accessory wheels on but I do like some aftermarket wheels a lot. But for as many as I think look really good, there seems to be at least 10 that I wouldn't put on. I'm still in high school so my taste will certainly change overtime. But right now I have a white...

Don't know what others will add but here is what I've heard (never worked on car with clear bra). Lots of people will put some sort of tape on the edges of it, this is so the polish and wax residue don't build up on the edge.

I really like Meg's D101. Excellent on wheels and interior and all sorts of surfaces. Just dilute appropriately.

Well technically the Meg's ultimate wax is actually a sealant. It's branded as a wax since it's over the counter and most consumers look for wax, not knowing what a sealant is.

Wow what an article! Thanks for putting the effort to create this, it will definitely help myself and many others.

That is so disgusting, I understand not everyone is as picky as we are. But seriously? I mean not once did it occur to vacuum it or wipe it down? Anyways beautiful recovery! Especially on such a relatively rare vehicle like an E Class wagon.

Waterless Wash concentrate is my favorite and I'm willing to do a review.