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just opinions ... general observations

can anyone compare these two?

Many spray waxes are just as easy to use and affords more protection than QD's UQW for me after washes

Congrats on the new vehicle! Do a search on "white" and read threads like this: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/30861-what-s-best-wax-white-car.html

I think I'm only non-fan of #845 here It wasn't particularly easy to work with (I'm sure I applied it too thick in the hot humid summer of N.O.) and it wasn't "pretty" enough for me No denyng its durability however.

hand application of a cleaner wax marring and/or removing clear coat protected paint :confused: hard to imagine cleaner wax could do any appreciable damage to a new vehicle.

Dg 105

I was so impressed with UQW, I bought a gallon of Meg's Synthetic X-Press spray wax! Meguiars Synthetic X-press Spray Wax, X-press car wax, Meguiars X-press spray liquid wax, D156

Your LSP is a very small part of the equation. It's all about the prep.

So I can expect it to last between 6 hours to 6 weeks? :)

thanks I just might do that :)

:( I was hoping for a couple weeks

Can't believe I misspelled "Souveran" I know I can't pronounce it :) May spring for the paste, or possibly Sig II ... btw, my car is a neutral color "gold mist"

interior and engine wipe down!

Included a sample of PS liquid with my last order. Living in a relatively mild climate durability isn't a big factor. Never go more than 6-8 weeks without applying something :)

I ordered some more KAIO and UPP today (also a free PS liquid sample) :)

Guess UPP/105 comparison isn't apples to apples as 105 has "some" cleaning ability.

UPP has always been known for its easy application/removal, but apparently #105 is also very easy to work with.

That would put UPP in the same category as KSG and Zaino in terms of durability.

Why policharge?