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Thanks for everyone's reply's...what do you recommend for a polish....LOl I am 79 years old LOL I might be 80 before I finish

this is my plan.... wash with Wolfgang SIO2 wash Mothers clay bar Blackfire paint prep Blackfire black ceramic coating my car is a 2019..I been using wolfgang sealant....so the paint looks good ...

to be honest I don't have any polish....I just have been using sealant....my car does stay non garage...LOL my wife's car is in the garage

thanks for your reply...what should I use for a polish

I just received Blackfire paint prep and Blackfire pro ceramic coating black edition...this will be my first time using ceramic coating....I been using sealants on my 2019 camry....I plan to use the the paint prep to get the sealant off then use the coating...will that be all I need to do..also...

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From your post it sounds like all you need is a wax spreader unless I missed something. Just spreading sealant and wax? Machine polisher is overkill for 3 times/year. Spreader Much cheaper than machine polisher.

What I read here is that an IPA won't do the same thing? Unless I missed it.

Oh, got ya. I guess I would put some of it away? Just leave out buckets already filled, but back the shampoo , clay , lube, leave out with MF and drying materials. Once the steps are done, put it away and break out LSP materials unless you are correcting.

Whatever bulk detergent the touch less car wash uses is what I use below 40F, or below 50F is too dirty for waterless or rinseless.

You can get a small folding table cheap at target or wally world. I wouldn't leave stuff on the ground.

Good to see another product easier to work with than M105. Great review!

Simply Green HD , the purple one, not green, safe on bare aluminum unlike regular simply green.

To the OP, Why not use touchless Car wash versus swirlomatic? The place near me charges the same with a blow dry, $9.

Clay removes wax, or most of it. Also wax won't last long. You can try a spray wax to help drying, spray wet surface and water will roll off in theory. Also spray wax as topper after each wash to extend your original wax. Other choice, blowers. And sealants which last longer, or hydrophobic...

Collect the empty can. Use the wax!

$9 touch-less car wash with blow dry. Hopefully a strong coating or sealant on paint and windows before winter hits, will help stuff slide off when it warms or rains or when washed. Since its warming this weekend, use a touchless wash first then take it home and try waterless wash. Follow up...

I've been doing it that way since early 2012. Not sure he invented it, nor is it new and improved. Just saying...

Dont overthink it. Use it after wash , clay and polish...before your wax which would become optional. Apply like a liquid wax, read directions and watch how to videos. Most are easy to apply and remove. Thin like 845. Try something like duragloss 105, if in the sun. Or poorboys. They have...