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Yes, before any wax, sealant, glaze etc.

To the top... :cheers:

About a $1.13/oz ;)

Not sure, guess you gotta find someone with it! lol :D

It's wax, I think something is up with the picture. The description says 44oz. And Vintage i s 22oz, so I am going to assume its two 22oz holes.

Very true.. but I am on a really tight budget at the moment, and I cannot afford to waste any additional money in something that isn't going to work. So I'd rather wait until I could pick up a sample and make my own assumptions.

I wish I could get in on this, but reviews are nill, and I usually don't buy a product without extensive user reviews or trying a sample myself. :o Sorry Al..

Enjoy :) Would you mind posting any pictures and/or your thoughts on either or, both? I'm trying to get my hands on either, but funds simply won't allow me.......yet. ;)

LSP = Last Step Product :D

Scott, what product(s) did you end up getting?

Beautiful! :applause: Steps were; wash>clay>HD cleanse>wax, right? No polishing or anything?

Dang Brian.. that sucks. :( Thank God she is alright, and her passengers. Our blessings go out to you and their families.

Here, its Saturday and Wednesday. You can water your car any time during the day, as long as there's a nozzle attached. You can also water any new plants/sod every day for up to 3 weeks. And some other mubo-jumbo..

And the same to you as well. :) Im the MAN

That really depends, and is more a personal preference, but XMT is a great starting point for sure! I think you mentioned you have really soft paint, XMT #1 should be more than enough to tackle those minor swirls. Or XMT 360.

Yes, get either the spray Souveran or the paste, if you can afford it. SSII is a great wax, don't get me wrong, but you've got such a nice blue there, Souveran would look REAL wet on that paint. Also check out NB's as well.

Where?

That really depends on your experience and products you choose. I would slap some Souveran or spray Souveran on there instead. Unless you have lots of flakes, I would use SSII, which it doesn't appear. That's a very nice blue, and there's lots you can do with that. I have crappy ole boring...

Go for it then! :D Good luck bud.. -Nick

Have you ruled out the question of a sealant? Sealants most of the time look better on white than a wax.