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Must true if it's on youtube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tl8LWTX9Guo

ONR or a QD in a 4 oz bottle and 2 MF towels. 1 for paint 1 for everything else. Keep it simple and keep them in a ziplock bag. Road trips are a different story, depends on where I'm going, how long and what I'm doing.

I'd wait till temps are above freezing over night at the earliest. I'd keep as many as you can inside year round. Especially the ones not used often; compounds, polishes, sealants, coatings, expensive waxes... I'd see no problem having the soaps, APCs, dressings and spray waxes outside.

Sheeting is part of my drying process, so I was interested after your review. Thanks BTW. Have you layered the wax over the sealant yet?

I'd bring an interior cleaner for any accidents. You'll pass me on 75 as you go past 59!

I'd try a polish before you go more aggressive.

For longevity... Clear coat > coating > sealant (don't waste your time with a traditional wax) Are you using a machine to compound/polish? If not, you shouldn't skip the compound step. Save your arm.

Lots of layers of TW tire coating would last a while. Not sure how "wet" you could get it though.

For $5 it can't be too bad. Will probably go on the wife's car, lol.

It's currently on sale for 14.99 and the MIR is for $10.

TW's new sealant is 4.99 with a mail in rebate at O'reileys.

I have 2 shelves for products, one for paint and another for everything else In the house. They should be kept at room temperature. MFs and pads go in an air tight storage bin. Should be kept this IMO. Polishers in my tool chest drawer.

It's an AIO for light colored cars. It has more cleaners in it vs the black wax. The black wax has more polish in it.

Kmart must be doing this to all kits. IMO I'd wait, they'll drop the price like they did on the Ultimate Kit. 14 will turn into 9, 9 into 5.

Great review Mike! How much salt gets put down over there? Wonder how that would effect the coating.

I agree completely. The only thing I can think of, is maybe the manufacturer is assuming your going to polish afterwards, as with an aggressive clay, your much more likely to mar the paint. And this "black" version is a way of getting things done faster (in situations you need clay and can't...

I'd contact nick, or anyone AG for that matter, they price match!

This is what I do for my vehicle. The TW coating just needs to wiped down. Otherwise, I only scrub them when I have the time, i.e. doing the 2BM. But for rinseless washes, they just get the same treatment as the paint. I don't drive on any dirt roads and avoid every puddle I can, so they don't...

ANYTHING I use for Paint, doesn't get used for anything else but. Much less chance of cross contamination.

I haven't, as I was looking for an iron dissolving wheel cleaner, Diablo isn't one, is it? IMO the iron dissolving ones will do the best job on neglected rims. I have Iron-x, but at it's price, I like to use it just for paint. Someone mentioned somewhere on here they used these wheel cleaners on...