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The Polishing Pal is a god-send when it comes to LSP application - very ergonomic handle that made application both fast, easy, and even. However, it definitely is not a replacement for a PC (or even a cheap $20 orbital for that matter) when it comes to defect removal. As Neothin said, hand...

I use Mother's FX Tire shine - nice shine (although not excessive) which I prefer...water-based...and dust/dirt does not stick.

I wash weekly and will QD immediately afterwards with a "system-friendly" QD.

Once a month for me...although I do wash weekly.

I think a lot of it depends on your interpretation of a "cleansing lotion". IMO, it's an all-in-one cleaner and glaze. Such products include SEPC, PCL, and maybe even VM. I really like SEPC under any carnauba wax - adds a touch of wetness and gloss. For some reason, VM doesn't work for me.

Just on a side note...When I actually started caring for my cars in an OCD-type of way - AIO, SG, P21S was the raging combo. 3 swirl-free years later, this combo is still going strong. AIO, SG, and S100 were my very first non-OTC car care products bought.

I'm really interested in CK products...I can't seem to find the car care kit for CK - I only see the one for bikes. Could you guys help a brother out and give me a link? Thanks in advance. MCA

...like Wolfgang :D

Vote #3 right here...especially if you have a dark colored car...

Another vote for SS&S via foam gun...excellent suds, clinging power, and lubricity. Meg's NXT would run second.

Everyone has hit it on the head for QD application...When using S&W, i suggest waiting about 5-10 secs after spraying to let S&W break down the dust and dirt - You want the product to clean, not your MF towel.

Honestly, I would tell the dealership do absolutely nothing - especially since you are planning on detailing your car. Dealers have a nasty habit of marring cars during their "complimentary" wash...plus, their tire shine will sling all over the place making your detailing session that much...

I too absolutely love the WG sealant. My longtime favorite combo for my black 6 is WG followed by Souveran.

XMT new from Pinnacle - Thanks again for this contest :D

Plain-Jane 2003 Mazda6 FPII/AIO/Natty's

I am big supporter of both NXT and GC wash...both are quality washes at a great price. Compared to these two, IMO PB's SSS is a tad bit better...I find it has much greater lubricity - mitts literally glide on the surface w/o minimal effort. In addition, I find SSS to have better "cling" power...

I voted sealant/carnauba combo, but I don't do it all the time...I always top WG, EX-P, SG, VM, AIO and NXT. I never top UPP or DP PSS - I really like their looks and it would be shame to lose their slickness.

This above kit ran a close second to what I actually got. I thought for a good week before I decided on this kit: http://www.autogeek.net/wg8001.html At the time, I had never tried either PS or WG and both were (and still are) getting great reviews...so for $10 bucks more I went this route...

Lewisville, TX (suburb just north of Dallas)

1. Pollen 2. Dropping your clay 3. Pollen