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Well, the rain ceased and the brick layers finished early so I got to go try it out! i did a clay bar first before I used the 360 and I have a few questions... From what I've read, you put it on with your pad polish away, and it just disappears. No buffing required. once I started it was...

Well it's raining here today and, even though I detail in the garage, I cleaned my girlfriends car last night for the show as well and don't want to put it out in the rain. In addtion to that, the brick layers showed up and are cutting brick for the house being built across the street and...

So it would be ok XMT360, then clean the interior and wax a few hours later? That helps with my time constraints immensly. What's a plastic baggie test I've never heard of this before :( A search didn't bring back anything. I thought I was a pretty knowledgable detailer until I started reading...

Could I get away with not waxing at all and wait to do that until another day (within a week)? or would this be a no-no. I haven't used a all in one product before so I'm unsure about that. time constraints might not let me wax afterwards because I wasn't aware it had to cure for so long...

Thanks for the replies. I won't bother with a clay bar then. I had planned on letting it cure for a bit before I applied the wax, but only for about an hour or two. i might be able to get away with waiting 12 hours tomorrow, but that would put me waxing in the poorly lit garage at night...

Feels nice and smooth. When clean I can rub my finger over it and feel nothing... Guess I kinda answered my own question there, I needa quit detailing all these daily beaters. I guess my next questions would be if there is anything on there that I haven't seen would XMT clean that off?

I'll be using XMT360 for the first time on my Mini tomorrow to get ready for a car show. Is it worth claying before hand? I know with some polishes I've used clay made everything easier to use. The last time I clayed my car was end of april I think. The car kept pretty tidy for the most part...