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For those of you interested in learning more about the various products and cleaning techniques, I suggest you visit some of the detailing forums out there. I know several of you are already there, but for those less knowledgable, take a look.
autopia.org
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You should be ok though. I'm just nitpicking
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I use Pinnacle from Malco It is the best wax ever. My friends started to use it its great with little or no dust I also use their glaze as part of a 3 step process the wax lasts a year until you notice its time for a new coat but I wax it before the harsh seasons like winter and summer.
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+1 on the Blackfire WD...only quirky thing about it is that it's very runny compared to most sealants, but it is very easy to apply and wipe off.
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yeah, you have to use the right media for applying WD or you'll have lots of product waste. I use LC Red Hydro pads for when I apply WD.