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Simple Green is an under-utilized product, IMHO. It is a very gentle cleaner so long as you dilute it appropriately (1:30 for car bodies). It may strip wax, however, so be forewarned! That said, I would recommend using a dedicated car "shampoo" -- Meg's sells some that are quite...

I've used Simple Green in the winter as a pressure washer soap on my car. It works just fine. The key thing with SG is that you don't want it to sit too long on the paint. Simple Green works great with almost everything, EXCEPT unprotected aluminum. It will eat the aluminum if it sits too long.

Hmmm . . . you may want to try something like Klasse Sealant Glaze, which has the attributes that you mention.

For the folks who are finding the Meg's endurance gel messy, I would respectfully suggest that you may be using too much product. I start with a nickel size blotch on a tire appliactor, and smear it around with my finger before applying to the tire. For each additional tire, I add another dime...

I really really like Meg's Endurance, "normal" gloss formula. It lasted through a week's worth of torrential rain, and two car washes, so far (two+ weeks). It smells really good (grape kool aid). Super easy to apply with an applicator (I use the EAgle tire applicators --- basically curved...