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I will echo others, fk1000p or sonax pns.

I also use d143 diluted. It’s cheap straight up and even cheaper diluted. My wheels are coated with McKee’s wheel coating but i still use d143 as it works great on the tires as well.

P&S have been making detail products in house for 50 years so I would politely disagree. I do agree that the name is a bit misleading though.

I see this as a direct competitor to gyeon cancoat. I believe cancoat also has a six month durability but as people on here have tested it can go for well over a year before reapplication. The price is nice for 150ml of product but I wonder what the shelf life is. It would take me 3 years to use...

3D pink, and once I finish this gallon will be going to 3D super soap which is just the hyper concentrated version of pink. Hyperwash is good as well.

That has not been my experience but as always ymmv.

Poorboys strip down wax stripper works great at this. I have not found a product comparable at this point. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What is your budget? That will determine the recommendations. Money no object kranzle but they are 1k and up.

The Toyota Supra’s lead designer has said in many interviews the cayman and 718 were benchmark cars they were trying to emulate. With that in mind this car with the specs it has are pretty close to perfect for what they are trying to achieve. You also need to remember this car is the base...

I wash all the towels together with the really nasty towels getting an apc soak beforehand. I use hot water with extra rinse cycles.

Dr Beasley’s has leather and alcantara coatings that are very good. For the dash and plastic any interior detailer will work fine. I always use a sunshade so protecting the dash has never been a concern for me.

Any coincidence black fire is coming out with a hydro seal concentrate at the same time? I wonder what the price will be on the McKees. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

Given I live in Florida sun is a constant battle. I spray the whole vehicle and when I notice the product drying out I'll mist a tiny bit of water on the affected area. Works for me and the miniscule amount of water misted on the vehicle doesn't seem to affect the iron remover. Sent from my...

I would be willing to test this out as well as write a detailed written review. I currently use either an electric or gas leaf blower and would be happy to compare it's performance. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

Add poorboys to this list and we are the same. 3d is probably my favorite though. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

I'd buy a gallon of hyperwash or 3d pink car soap, 2 grit guards, and at least 2 quality mitts from autogeek(I like the gtechnic mitt). Get the buckets from wally world and call it a day. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

For compound I would try the BOSS fast correcting cream from griots, it is very good and I like it a lot. I get very close to LSP level finish with it and the haze is easily buffed out by your favorite finishing polish. For the apc and since you already use 3D I would get this from 3D Super...

I would try a softer finishing pad with a finishing polish. The last picture of the headlight is what most of my headlights look like after the compounding stage with the haze left. After using a finishing pad and polish my haze goes away and looks crystal clear. If that doesn't work, then you...

Can you do a review of the 3d nano drums once you have used them? Been thinking of ordering but noone seems to have tried them yet. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

In my opinion rinseless is a much safer method to wash a car than waterless. I like McKees n914 as it can be used for rinseless as well as clay lube, panel wipe, etc depending on the dilution. YouTube This is a good video showing the technique I use for waterless, it's basically the Garry...