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Thanks everyone. I appreciate the responses

On ocassion, I intend on doing some mobile detailing. My wife pruchased a Meguiars Bag for me more than several years ago but I see it's no longer available. What are some alternatives:confused::confused: Thanks!

Does Tuff Shine "sling-off" on to the doors and quarter panels? Looks like a gppd product.

I'm selling mine at a garage sale.

Since the car is brand new, I would be very aprehensive in detailing the inside as to not take away that new car smell. I just wipe anything that gets dirty with just some hot water but that's just me. Once that new car smell is gone, I would then use the products that were recommended. Good...

I actually stated my post incorrectly. I did use the Ultimate Polish and it did remove the light scratches on the hood and quarter panels. My bad.

The best drying towels I found are from Griots. They're on the expensive side at $26.99 a piece but they do hold a lot of water and don't need to be constantly rung-out. I did two cars and 1/2 a SUV with just one: Micro Fiber Drying Towel - Drying - Car Care - Griot's Garage I did, however...

I actually did get the paper when I asked about it. Thanks!!! Is the styrofoam cheaper to package with? I wonder if this is the reason?

I can't seem to find the Megs 105 at any of the stores. Only online. Is the 205 more aggressive?

Zymol offers two different waxes for Japanease cars. The firt one and the one I use is Japon Wax. It goes on and off like butter. I was very impressed with the results. The next is Creme wax which is for light colored cars. I will be applying this on my in-laws Lincoln MKZ. Pictures to follow...

I use Zymol on my Acura '08 TL Type -S and '12 Acura MDX and they look great. I just purchased their Carbon Wax; designed for Dar colored cars. I will send a picture of my '10 Challenger once I use it.

My issue with any of these tire shine products is "Tire Sling" I've tried them all and even let them sit for an hour before I drive and I get the same thing. Eagle 1 Environmental Shine and WALA, no tire sling and it provides a great "Wet Look"

I agree and no matter how hard I try, I spill them somewhere on the floor. Use either bubblewrap or those bags

I agree and did the same thing with my new Challenger. Keeps the color since the sun doesn't shine on it all day. I purchased my cover from the Dodge Dealer $205 and worth every dollar since it's quality made. It will not scratch the surface. Since I still have new car smell, I will not use any...

It should be used Prior to waxing the car. Unfortunately, it didn't take out all the swirl marks on one of my cars so I used Turtle Wax Polishing Compund, a little more abrasive, and it took it right out. I still like the Meguiars Polish since it's safer.