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Thanks to everyone for the replies. I've got the Metro Blaster Sidekick in my shopping cart waiting for the next sale to roll around. Might still swap it out for something but for now it's the clear leader!

Yikes - that may be a bit out of my "fun tool" price range.

This looks very cool! I've got serious drip issues with my current ride so this just made the short list for sure!

That's awesome but I'm afraid my wife would leave me if I tried to put one of those in the garage!

The PC seems to work well for my purposes - I'd like to add something - not necessarily upgrade yet. Lights - that's an interesting idea! And multi purpose as I can use them anytime I work in the garage!

I've been collecting detailing gear and products since the bug bit me about a year ago - dropping close to $1,000 on various items. So - I've got all the basics I guess: a PC DA, brushes, polishes and sealants and MF towels out the wazoo. I'm looking to spend some of my next bonus check on...

Low light doesn't do justice for the shine she has!!

Makes perfect sense - thanks! I think going forward I'm going to stay away from AIO type products and stick with a straight polish topped with a sealant.

Ah - I didn't consider that - that would make sense! I actually put a coat of BFWD on the car after polishing however I applied it by hand and tossed the hand applicator in the trash when done. Really liked the BFWD - went on easy and came off easy and the car was sooooo slick and shimmery...

I just completed my second polishing session using a PC DA last weekend. The first time I did my car was about a year ago using BF TPnS. It was a great learning experience and the car looked awesome when done. My biggest problem (I think) was not cleaning the pads well enough during the process...