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Durability - Klasse Sealant Glaze. Hands down the longest lasting sealant I have used. Looks pretty good on most vehicle also. Cheap & Durable - Duragloss #105. For just under $10, #105 last almost as long as Klasse SG and, in my opinion, it gives more of a glow to the finish than does KSG...

Re: 2008 Lexus IS 250 - Pinnacle Detail Excellent post Mike. I have been detailing vehicles for years and consider myself a proficient detailer, but I always enjoy reading your How-To threads because I am always able to pick up a little tip here or a little trick there.

For me, Aqua Wax is too good to stop using.

What makes that brush different than the original blue one. My blue one works well on the inside of wheels that aren't waxed or are rougher. However, it doesn't work very well at all on the inside of wheels that are waxed and smoother. It still leaves a layer of grime on them. Other than...

I definitely wouldn't run a foam buffing pad over the paint by itself.

476s. Never had a problem applying nor removing it and it lasts for a long time.

My Makita is pretty quiet.

Who said it was OEM paint? Vehicles getting damaged in transport and during unload is fairly common. The dealer repairs it and never tells the purchaser. The owner thinks it is factory paint when it isn't. I do paint and body and detailing, and to me, that looks like a repaired area, not...

Ones a month or so during the warmer months and maybe once every couple of months during winter.

Menzerna PO85RD and a LC Grey pad for me.

I might be wrong, but I am pretty sure he talking about a matte painted vehicle... Nothing about what he says leads me to believe he is talking about matte black trim around windows.

On matte finished, there isn't much you can do other than wash it. You can't polish it and you can't really wax it. You could use something like Duragloss #951, but that would add some shine to it negating the whole matte look. There isn't really anything I know of that you can put on matte...

I purchase mine from SAMS. The yellow and green ones are plush. The blue ones work great for interior cleaning and the orange ones are good for everything else. They have not scratched one car I have done and at $10 for a 25 count pack, I just can't justify purchasing COBRA ones that linted...

Awesome news. Happy trails Mike. I'm sure you will be well received at Autogeek.:welcome:

Looks good man.

Wow. What a turn-around.

PO85RD and a LC grey pad.

Poli-Seal via PC speed six. I have never felt slicker paint pre-sealant/wax after using Poli-Seal. I generally use the 4" LC CCS spot buff Green light polishing pad.

Duragloss #105 or Klasse Sealant Glaze.

I wasn't impressed with my sample of DoDo Juice Hard Candy either. The wax balled up while trying to apply it. I'm not sure if I got a bad tub or if it normally does this, but I didn't like how it applied at all. The look was nothing better than my other waxes.