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Were those samples you asked for? Or did they just throw them in for you to check out?

" I would like to try the Diamondite Kleen Screen LCD Cleaning Kit"

I know your feeling though. I have right at $404 in my cart. There is so much more I can get, but this as far as i can get my wife to let me go, just waiting to get to the bank, which is hard when I work from 0630 - 1900.

Well, if you want, you can give me some of that money. That will make it easier for you to decide.

There are just so many choices and differing opinions. I am leaning toward the fuzion deal as I said, don't think I will ever get a chance to get it unless it goes to this price again at a different time.

The more people keep talking about this Fuzion special, the more I am wanting to try it. Would I still be able to use the NXT 2.0 as a sealant before the Fuzion? Use the paintwork cleanser, then NXT, then Fuzion? Or NXT, Cleanser, Fuzion?

megsuser, that is the approach I am thinking of. Probably gonna use NXT 2.0 for the synthetic since I can get that OTC and doesn't have the sticker shock tacked onto a big order. And then top with SSII. Should work well I hope.

I really wish I had the means to go for the ultra high end stuff, but that is way out of my range lol. But it is nice to hear that they do make a difference. Thanks for the replies so far.

Which one do you use and why? Are higher end carnauba's like Fuzion, Souveran, and SSII recommended for daily drivers? Or would it better to get something like Megs NXT 2.0? I don't mind less durability, but I also want to get good protection after polishing. I notice the different...

I believe he is referring to using a tire shine foam as a base layer for the gel in addition to cleaning. I actually have just recently started to do this process on my own before I saw this. And now I know I have hit something. My order is a bit different thought, I clean the tires, wheels...

Anyone have any idea on hardness of 2006 Pontiac G6 (slate grey metallic) and 2008 Pontiac G5 (black) ?

As per my PM, I am still waiting on the list of what you have.

It seems like a lot vinnier, but from my reading on the site, including all 56 pages of the Detailing University, what I am ordering is an awesome set of equipment that will last me more than a year. The menzerna kit comes with the PC, pads, (2 orange, 2 white, 1 Red), SIP, 106FA, and even the...

The only downside is my cars are not garaged. So it gets dew on it nightly, Megs QD will work fine to use after letting something cure correct?

How thick of a coat of wax are you putting on? And are you saying the waxes were in temperatures below freezing? Wondering if that is a problem?

I got that kit since the Menzerna SIP and 106FA are recommended for all finishes as well as ceramic and because it comes with the smaller 5.5" pads. Which is cheaper than buying all the polishes, pads, and PC separately. If I need I sealant, I can just go grab some Megs NXT 2.0 or Megs #20...

I have a black 08 Pontiac G5 GT and a slate grey metallic 06 Pontiac G6 GTP. Yea, I want to make sure I clean the pads with something that will not damage them or make the life shorter. Thanks for the replies. I also have a trim question, the G6 has the plastic panel stuff on the lower part...

The Menzerna PC kit has SIP and 106FA. And why dont I need the pad care combo? How else do I clean the pads easily?

Well, after talking with my wife and doing some thinking, I have narrowed my prospective order down. Menzerna Porter Cable Ceramic 5.5 Inch Polishing Pad Kit Pinnacle XMT Pad Care Combo Gray Finishing CCS Smart Pads™ DA 5.5 inch Foam Pad Pinnacle Signature Series II Carnauba Paste Wax Now my...

So the 106 is too harsh to be the last polish before wax (regardless of the pad)? Or is that dependent on paint color? I am just trying to see what exactly I need to buy so I don't have to keep coming back for something else.