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Love Meg's M20. You seldom see it mentioned in wax/sealant discussions and it's often over-shadowed by it's product line brother, M21. However, for ease of use and durability, it's my go-to sealant. It also has mild cleaning ability which is great when applying after a polish.

Meguiar's D151 paint reconditioning cream is probably their most aggressive AIO. Least to most aggressive: Meguiar's A12 Cleaner/Wax ColorX M06 Cleaner/Wax M66 Quick Detailer D151 PRC By hand, however, you may getting better results with M66.

The nice thing about ASD is that the more layers you put down the shinier it gets. I prefer the matte look so I usually spray one light coat and work into the tire with an EagleOne applicator.

So you like this better than your BFWD?

Re: How To Choose The Right Wax or Paint Sealant for your Detailing Project This is an extremely helpful, thorough and well done topic/thread. The time and effort it took to not just list all the different types/brands of products, but show pictures of each must have been overwhelming. Thank...

SwirlX is more aggressive than M80. Check out this thread over on MOL: Aggressiveness Order for New Consumer Products - This will surprise you! :)

I have two NHBP Acura's and don't consider either's paint to be "extremely soft." Not to say their paint isn't softer than some other car brands or even other black Acuras, but I've used everthing from M20 to Meg's UC with a DA, polishing and finishing pads. None of the product/pad combos were...

:iagree: but recommend Version 2.0.

:iagree: This method works quite well. I also like All Season Dressing from the Meguiar's detailer line. Not only is it low gloss, but it is extremely durable, too.

M20 x 1 and Collinite 845 x 1 or just Collinite 845 x 2.

Glad to see you use the word "vigorously." Meguiar's says that depending on the severity of the scratch or swirls and hardness of your paint, you may need to use some "passion" with multiple passes for the product to work effectively. I've had nothing but success on minor swirls and scratches -...

FWIW - I've done IPA wipedowns after using ScratchX 1.0 and the swirls/scratches were still gone. Didn't see anything indicating fillers were involved. :)