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Zubair, you are correct, but; what would i do with all my free time? I'd have to get a new hobby.

This is an excellant graphic, thanks for sharing it. Now a question: How thick is a typical sealant? Is it less than the 1-2 Micron of coatings? Lastly, how many microns is the CC and BC? (Just wanting to put the facts into perspective) Thanks in advance

I am very glad you bring this point up. This is the reason I am very pleased with the results I get with the 2-3 year coating on my car. I know I am going to polish in 18 months anyway, so the 2 year coatings (and price) are great for 'my' needs.

My experience: WGLS > BFCS> OOS Never used UPGP WGLS and BFCS are so similar on application, easy on, easy to GENTLY buff away high spots. IMHO OOS is more finicky, you need to be more careful and stay after the high spots and 'work them more'. Just my experience. WGLS is deeper, warmer. BFCS...

Thanks Z. I appreciate the follow up. If you do, please post your thoughts;

Z Thanks for sharing your experiences. I used Mckees 37 paint coating last weekend after a decon and polish. I guess I got rid of 85-90% of defects and swirls. Then I used the coating. I plan on washing and using Essence PLUS now to see if it completes the filling of the defects. Can you offer...

How about WG LS?

Regarding the frig concept...what is the ideal temperature?

What about essence plus after Mckees with the intended purpose of filling in slight swirls?

Funny you say that. Mine (essence plus) is arriving today and I want to test it to see if it really will fill the few swirls I have left on the car after polishing. Also, my daughter just bout a 2 year old Ford, and it must have been a rental car. Swirled to the MAX. I also want to try essense...

I used M 37 for the first time this past weekend. It is very easy to apply. If you get a few high spots you can just knock them down with a very gentle wipe of a MF. No elbow grease needed, just a gentle wipe. To me it was exactly like applying a WOWA product like BF Crystal Seal. I did about...

Thank you Mark and Visitor!

Me too! Now I am afraid to actually use them.

Mark and others who mention the LC 'thin pro' pads. Why the thin ones? I've got plenty of the LC flat foam pads, and I get quite pleasing results as a hobbyist, what's the advantage of the 'thin pro'? Thanks in advance.

That's a good one.

Thanks all for the knowledge base. You guys rock.

How is the shelf life after the dilution. For example if you make a 16 oz mix and only use a little bit on wheels only?

My favorites for post wash: Aqua Wax, Meguiars D156 My favorite look and added durability: Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal (currently on BOGO) Newsletter Special

Thanks for the updates Jimmy

I use it diluted but less water than 1:1. I use a spray bottle. Works great. Trick is to shake the bottle up before each tire. The stuff separates 'fast'. Use a clear bottle so you can see inside if your mix is good; or if it has separated and needs some shaking.