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Initial findings are interesting to say the least, looking forward to what else this test has in store. Thanks for sharing!

Quality microfiber UWW+ ONR Nanoskin sponge/towel/pad 2.5"/3" backing plate on top of your 5.5"

For me as a hobbyist/enthusiast, I started with 3 each and then ordered 2 white and orange, and I'm glad I did, made working on a Honda Pilot a breeze. Cleaning on the fly was time consuming for me due to not having a pad washer, and just rinsing the pad til it was clean of product and cleaning...

CarPro PERL (Plastic, Engine, Rubber, Leather) PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant, CarPro PERL Coat rubber dressing, vinyl dressing Chemical Guys VRP (Vinyl, Rubber, Plastic? guessing) Chemical Guys Extreme VRP Dressing 16 oz Dressings for tires in this case, but also applicable on trim...

Only do my own and my family member's cars so I typically love it, it's usually quite the turn around and the biggest drawbacks are stubborn stains I can't get out, scuffs of the same nature, and nooks and crannies I can't reach without an absurd amount of extra effort.

The MF mitts that AG sells have always worked for me, hold a well enough amount of wash solution, gentle enough on the paint, last a great number of washes and are perfect for relegating to wheel duty when they're tired.

Wolfgang DGPS looks a bit better than BFWD, if you like the warmth of a carnauba, BFWD looks more candied and glossy, but BFWD feels notably slicker IMO. Both look great, have lasted me 5 months at the shortest (daily driver, parked outside, brutal pollen spring/summer season) and 7 months with...

The Big Lebowski. That rug really tied the room together.

Some people find that magical all in one soap, some people have established their methods and routine to work with one particular soap for 2BM for how it may perform in that respect (lubricity, cleaning ability, suds and their duration, dilution value, ease of rinsing) and some seek a foam...

Haven't used Powerlock, but I've heard great things. Between WGDGPS and BFWD though, Blackfire gets my vote for slickness. WGDGPS for looks.

Nice job, I noticed you're using the new Nanoskin products, but mentioned you're relatively new at this. Have you any experience with other products? If so, how would you compare the Nanoskin line to others? If you started straight with the Nanoskin products, what are your thoughts?

Always bringing stellar work to show on AGO and creating thoroughly enjoyable write ups at that, excellent job once again!

I'm more interested in the pad composition and performance than the products, personally. 3 steps for a compound/polishing? Speed Cut, Nano Cut, then Formula 67? Why? There's already products such as M101, WG Uber, and FG400 in the market leaving some vehicles nearly LSP ready? As stand alone...

I've always preferred UWW+ for waterless washing, has been much easier to dry and left significantly less residue/streaking. Due to the price though, I like ONR for rinseless washes. I'v never had a problem drying it at those dilutions and never had a complaint about how the product performs...

I've always found ONR difficult to dry no matter the condition of the weather, LSP, nor dilution of the rinseless solution. I picked up a bottle of UWW+ and while it's more expensive for rinseless washes, and performs no better or less than ONR, I just found it easier to dry in general and...

Haven't used that many but CG Honeydew Snow Foam for cleaning ability, Einszett Exclusiv Gloss for maintenance washes.

Bad Brains and the Cro-Mags, what forum am I on again?? Nice taste sir. As for me, Black Angels, Devotchka, Power Trip and the Pnuma Trio lately.

Light bar DIY - Imgur Intended use for photography, but I couldn't help but think how great that would be in my poorly lit garage. The interesting thing is how compact it is, and how well distributed the light is across the surface. Pretty neat solution for people with low light work...

Initial wash, especially before the clay hits the paint. If you're using Iron X during decon, definitely want to wash after using that. Don't want to leave any remnants dripping to areas and sitting around. Some people like to wash after compounding, a lot of people do this to get the dust...

Welcome from Nasvhille! Show'n'shine is one of AGO's many gifts to the detailing world. A word of warning though, you and your wallet will become infinitely less fond of each other now that you've been here. You'll see.