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For 32oz of water use 2/3 oz of water. I use 3 oz per gallon which creates great results. Yes you can use it in the sun. Just be conscious you are in direct sunlight and move quickly like anything else is all :) I mostly detail in direct sunlight. Never had issues. Just work smart and be aware.

In some instances one particular DA isn't the best tool for the job. If you're working on super soft paint, a 21mm throw polisher won't be your best option as it creates more heat than a 15mm or 8mm throw. On soft paint an 8mm throw polisher might finish better. The opposite is true when working...

In my experience the coating does not allow any "conditioner" to penetrate the leather itself. BUT, to each their own :)

I can't explain what you are feeling, but I can tell you I have never experienced a difference in the "suppleness" of any leather after applying leather conditioner. There is a plastic coating on modern day leather so all the "conditioner" is doing is providing some UV protection and possibly...

Rupes also came out with a forced rotation polisher. I believe it has a 3mm (correct me if I'm wrong) throw. I've heard great things about it from a few detailers.

I've been lurking here for a while and have seen a ton of your posts. I have to say they come off just as pompous when it is directed at me as when I read them in the past. My brain was going a lot faster than I was typing but I intended to write he should use an APC for cleaning and those...

I think he means wheel WELLS guys. Just spelled incorrectly in the title.... I have seen it done before and it works OK but it attracts a lot of dirt/dust/grime. Better off going with hyper dressing, VRP/VRT etc.

A rotary should be used for TRUE paint defect removal. DA's are exceptional at finishing out paint (as are rotarys if you have experience). For a two step a rotary/DA combo would be a nice combination.

Being it states it contains a "high ph" I will go with no. PH balanced soaps is what you're looking for as far as "wax/sealant friendly" soap. A high PH soap means it will degrade any wax or sealant on the paint as well as remove road/traffic film - I.E brake fluid, transmission fluid, engine...

This is something I have to try :) I have been using purple power vehicle and boat wash because it helps strip waxes/sealants as well as remove road/traffic film from the paint. I am hoping this suds up nicely as the purple power does not foam all that well.