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I carry 3 MF towels, a bottle of Invisible Glass, a bottles of Poorboy's S&W, a bottle of UQD, Meg's Interior Detailer, and a small California Dash dust thing.

I agree with Bunky. I wouldn't layer DWG on top of an LSP. It has VERY limited durability.

I use Optimum Spray Wax or DG Aquawax. Both are excellent products.

That's how I bought my last 4n1. Lordy, I love/hate BOGO.

So, no one knows if either can be used as a waterless wash? I was wondering that myself since I saw DP offers a waterless wash.

I would love to try some Optimum from Autogeek.net!

Too shiny.

This is the reason I decided ( a few years ago) to take a government job instead of staying in the private sector. I thought about when recession/depression hits, and everyone is lined up for unemployment/free cheese/whatever....there's someone working for a government taking care of those...

And your wallet will shrink :) Welcome!

Pick me for the Dodo Juice Blue Velvet!

I bought the Optimum Polish on BOGO and 1 bottle has the sticker and the other doesn't. Wonder if that means one is the updated original and the other is even older??

You could try a rotary or a more aggressive polish, but I'm thinking that if what you tried already didn't remove any of the paint transfer, you're probably looking at paint damage, not paint transfer.

I think M21 2.0 looks superb, and it's way more economical. That being said, I've never tried Wolfgang.

Are you doing your passes s-l-o-w? The more time your pad spends on an area, the more correction you'll get. Slow arm movement!

The difference twixt the ## ez-creme and the DWG is the ex creme has mild cleaners in it and DWG is pure glaze, no cleaners.

When it comes to Duragloss, the path to follow is what Al-53 says.

NXT 2.0 IS a sealant. So the answer is.....no.

It's not like you're going to wake up one morning and find a pool of wax around your car. The heat (and time) will make the wax soften and partly evaporate. Driving the car in the heat will quicken the wax disappearing act. Washing the car will remove some wax. Sometimes I think breathing near...

I use a PW for to get red clay off paint on the lower half of vehicles, for wheel wells and tires, and on engines. Haven't had one problem. The trick is to use your common sense. DO NOT get too close to anything with the tip of the PW, or your paint will peel off like a brown banana skin. My PW...

The frequency of claying depends on different things: Is the car garaged or parked outside 24/7? The amount of particulates in the air where you live, work, and travel. How often and how you wash the car. And I have a theory that it also might depend on what you use for an LSP. I use a mild...