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The 4000 seems logical, given vw's history with paint, and the car being new. With it being white, I don't think ill see the return on effort that people with colors do. I unfortunately missed out on the 20 percent and free shipping at $50. Otherwise I would have tried the Wolfgang deep gloss...

Would ff3000 be a better choice than sf4000? I don't have alot of time or budget to fiddle with polish testing and sampling. This is a DD, but I want it to stand out and be protected. For $20 the iron x seems prudent, and well reviewed.

I have the Harbor freight pro da machine, which works well. The only system ive used us the meguiars microfiber da system which worked well on my old black car. This is a new car, and I dont see that many swirls and ibdont think it needs the correction that kit offers. I need polish...

What would be the proper steps, using menzerna on a brand new 2015 VW golf? (white) I am thinking Clay SF4000 (sine paint is so hard) power lock Thoughts?

What wax would you recommend? Also - what is a good budget microfiber towel? I dont have alot to spend on them. the zwipes towels are about .50 each. I know nothing about microfiber, other than I have a pack I bought at advance or walmart - not sure where they are from.

might have to give this kit a try then. Its more than I wanted to spend, but the reviews are great, and it seems to be beginner friendly

If I buy the two part microfiber kit, do I need a polish? Will the two parts in that kit produce a good result? Its not a show car, but I want it to look nice. Thanks for the help by the way

So use mf pads instead of foam? What is a good wax that wont break the bank and is easy on a beginner? I have to wax after polishing right?

So my first post - hopefully I can find some help here. After doing some reading on the forum, I bought the harbor freight DA poliser for $49. Figured it would give me a good start. I plan on getting a 5" backing plate for it as suggested. The car I need to work on is a 2011 VW TDI...