Is it LSP Ready?

[Z06-Goose]

So wash, clay bar, then wax/ sealant? It doesnt include the removal of imperfections?

Sorry, I know Im being picky. But Im looking for very thorough answers here. Theres a reason Im doing this, it will help a lot of people for several reasons.

It doesn't necessarily mean swirl-free finish. In my own opinion, LSP-ready just means a surface properly prepared to accept a coat of wax or sealant when no paint correction has been performed; clayed, cleaned, and polished the finish

When doing a paint correction however, LSP-ready means having the surface free of residual left by the compound being used such as, haze, micromarring that you need to eliminate to leave it LSP ready, in other words, a total clear finish that you can apply your final wax to it without worries of any defect showing