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1- Wax only; spray on (but as I mentioned, this last time I clayed and applied ceramic sealer. 2 - Yes but never use it 3 - None 4 - Hose, nozzle, microfiber wash mitt with any soap sold at an Autozone or Advanced. As you can see. I'm a once a month warrior. And still don't know what LSP...

Don't know what LSP means but..... Well I did it - applied a ceramic sealer for the first time. Here are my thoughts: 1) First and foremost, shine. No difference whatsoever between it and wax. So in that sense a waste of time. Now my only decision going forward is do I continue the ceramic...

So what I'm gathering so far is that If I'm expecting a shiner car with ceramic vs wax I'm wasting my money and time (and I still don't know the difference between "glossy" and "shine"). The 2nd part deals with waxing over the ceramic. Can it be done without messing anything up? Do I need to...

I forgot to mention that both sides would be clayed before applying the ceramic and wax.

I’m talking about the DIY ceramic application not the process done by the dealer when you first buy the car. Never applied ceramic before so doing my research. Ok, so forget most of the benefits about ceramic coating like a hard shell around your car, protection from tree sap, longer time...

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