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I ask because I can't seem to figure out why it is better, and it seems to me a fairly expensive product... So why use it?

So what is this ironX stuff and what does it do? Why is it better than say clay or a traditional scrubbing?

As the title suggests... I'm putting on 2 coats of Klasse SG and I'm wondering how long I should wait before applying a second coat. I put one on about 3 hours ago. Can I apply another one now? In 12 hours? 24 hours?

Spray clear coat?

So far, I've used Meguiars gold class and ultimate waxes. They are easy to wipe off, but they tend to 'grab' the microfiber like velcro. But, that might also be user error. I definitely apply those thicker than I did the collinite

Just wondering why it seems like quite a few people are fussing about how hard it is to apply/remove. I just did a small test spot on my car with the 476 and even after waiting an hour for it to fully dry, it wiped right off. I would even go so far as to say it is one of the easier waxes I've used.

My water is fairly medium. It's not hard, but not soft either. Lol. The dirt is lots of road dust, but its not gritty or sandy as you describe.

Strange. When was the last time you clayed and/or waxed? And what wax/soap do you use? I clayed 3 months ago, waxed twice since then. Both soap and wax I use are Megs Ultimate.

2 weeks outside 24/7 since last wash, hasn't been waxed for a month, maybe a bit more. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBqAmEQxqUI]Dirt coming off - YouTube[/video]

Not really sure what to say... Dirt just falls off when I hose my car down

'03 Subaru Forester (mine) '08 Toyota Highlander '10 Jeep Wrangler 4 door '02 Jeep Wrangler My parents keep their cars until ~100k then get rid of it. So I am less concerned about that. I'd like to keep mine as long as I can until the thing starts to fall apart haha.

Ehhh, I'd be a bit nervous about opti-coat. Just because of the cost per application. And I don't have the money to get a couple syringes of that to do my + my parent's cars. Really what I am looking for is bang/buck and these products seem to be at the top of their class while being...

I live in Seattle, Washington. So we get some rain, the occasional snow, and where I live - the condensation that forms on my car freezes every night. the vehicle is also parked outside 24/7 The car is my daily, it is an '03 and I plan to keep it for another 10-15 years. I don't buff the paint...

Could someone explain to me how this works? I am having a hard time imagining how any product can remain on the paint if it is applied then immediately wiped off without any cure time?

I still use clay. It's cheap, readily available, works, and one bar seems to last me forever

That is one GREAT response. Thanks!!

Sweet good to know thanks!

Oh, so AIO is more of a cleaner? Good to know! How about just klasse glaze with 476 on top of it? How many layers do you think would be beneficial before I reach the point of deminishing returns?

I have a white '03 forester that is parked outside 24/7. I am looking for what will protect the paint the most and keep it looking good 10-15 years from now(that's how long I plan on keeping the car) but without needing frequent reapplication. I have been reading and for bang/buck, I have...

Seems like it's a fairly cheap polish. Just wondering how good it is? I'm trying to detail my mom's car as a surprise when she comes back from a trip and this seems like a fairly convenient/cheap all in one.