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Thanks, Bob. Do you use these on the whole car or just the parts with the PPF?

Need recommendations for a liquid carnauba wax without petroleum distillates (not easy to find without seeing the bottle itself). I've read these are not good for a clear bra. I'm looking to combine this wax with Poorboy's Black Hole glaze. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Also...

Wow, thanks, guys, this is really helpful and much appreciated!

Thanks, guys! Just the info I needed.

I recently bought the Black Label cleaner, coating, and booster. After reading through some threads it looks like adding the sealant on top of the coating would give maximum protection. If I top the coating with the sealant, will the booster just be a waste? That is, will the booster not be...

Thank you! This is exactly what I needed!

The film isn't old (1.5 years) and it's not yellowing. I'm just asking how to get a "fresh start" on the clear bra by removing old wax.

Another vote for Tarminator. Only thing that gets tar off my wheels.

I've been trying to find a good answer to this question. Not trying to get wax out of the seam at the edge of the bra, but off the bra itself. Plexus it is said causes yellowing so I'm ruling that out. IPA? Other product? Also, is it OK to use a "cleaning wax" on a clear bra? Thanks.

Thanks, all, for the responses. Bob, to answer your questions, I was mostly concerned about buildup. Since OCW says it's good for 5 months I thought it might be too much to use it as a drying aid on a weekly basis. What I am "enhancing" is Ultima Paint Guard Plus. And to the poster concerned...

Optimum Leather Protectant has worked well for me on coated Porsche and Audi seats. If they're dirty, I clean with Lexol cleaner first.

I've been using Aquawax spray wax as a drying aid to help increase the protection on my wife's daily driver. I notice that Optimum spray wax claims up to 5 months protection. While that might be a stretch, I'm intrigued by the longevity claims, especially since sometimes things happen and I have...

Precisely. Take a trip to the diy car wash, get the crud off with the power sprayer, then do the rinseless wash. Be sure to put warm water in your soap bucket!

Thanks, guys! Yeah, it's a bit of a challenge these days. It's 2 degrees here at the moment!

I am today receiving some Ultima Waterless Wash for winter detailing duty. I'm wondering if there would be any problem if I used this product on a wet car. The reason I ask is because I often use the "pay 'n' spray" to wash off the winter grime and am wondering if I use the Ultima WW...

Thanks, guys, this is helpful.

Great thread! What ONR dilution ratio do you guys use for the pre-treatment spray? And approximately how many passes do you get from one folded quarter of your towel (assuming the car is not too dirty)?

I am curious about this topic, particularly the xenon vs LED issue. In a previous post Mike stated that xenon was superior for finding swirls. However, many use LED and praise them. Further, the number of lumens, some have stated, should not exceed about 300 as the reflection off the paint...

As Chris said, it is very easy to apply and beads wonderfully. I'd certainly recommend but can't yet comment on durability.

I've been using it diluted 2:1 as a drying aid and been impressed with results. No idea about durability since I've only had it a couple of weeks.