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I know this is a VERY old post, but if anyone stumbles across it, I use SImple Green a few times until the foam changes from the brownish foam to a more white foam. Then use the Tuf Shine Cleaner until I get white foam. You have to keep your brush wet and don't use a wash bucket to avoid...

So far so good. I wash her every weekend and she is still beading like the first time I washed her.

Update: Heard from Mike at Meguiars and he said nothing else needs to be applied. he said I should get 2-3 months out of the wax job since I am in such as extreme climate.

Yeah, I used a light M205 polish before I used the Black Wax with GREAT results. Here is a link to my Cadillac V Series post. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/63512-2006-cadillac-sts-v-black-wax-experience.html

Here you go KillaCam First I wanna give a shout out to my neighbor for using his "DUST BLOWER" to clean his sidewalk as I was taking pics and then come over to talk about the car!! I love how you can SEE the crap he blew on the driveway in the reflection in my bottom bumper!! You'll also...

Thanks!! That was one of the things I was wondering about. Did you top it with anything?

Thanks. There were only around 2500 ever made. It has a 4.4L Northstar Supercharged V8. I have made a "few" upgrades and she makes 459rwhp. Automatic Car Wash........ Sent a PM to Mike @ Meguiars so I will update. Gonna take some shots today.

Now remember first off that I am just an anal retentive amateur. Not a Pro like most of you here. Now on to the good. I have always used Meguiars so I picked up a tube of Black Wax and all I can say is LOVE THIS STUFF!! Previously I used M105 as needed, M205 followed by M7, and finally M21...

I got some for my STSV and it is drying the garage as I type this. Hopefully I get as good of results. I did a quick M205 polish as mine also had a lot of surface defects and RIDS.

Well, first post. I bought into the hype and picked up the Black for my Cadillac STS-V and White for my Wife's Mercedes.