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I use my karcher pressure washer with a turbo wand.

I think a PC would be a bit better since it can support more stuff like diff counter weights and it has a better location for the on/off. I was torn between the two and I went back to the PC

throw that turtlewax random orbit out.

It says it meets or exceeds but doesn't say that it is approved. I know from the VOA's and UOA's it's fine for my GTI 2.0T but still...is it approved?

i agree that duragloss 105 is the best deal for 10 bucks. s100 is excellent to top the duragloss, and if you want something that looks more like a wax then a sealant. Collinite is your answer.

I would be careful since NuFinish has very strong solvents for cleaning power, it may damage the adhesives that the decal uses.

Use Optimum No-Rinse or Chemicalguy's ONE it's the only two true waterless washes I would trust.

you want a sealant, use duragloss 105 or klasse sealant glaze.

Duragloss Aquawax.

swap over to duragloss 105 and aquawax. duragloss 105 all the painted surfaces and aquawax on all surfaces including plastic trim, glass, headlights, etc. bead/sheet on everything

303 convertible top works real well.

seal your head lights with a polymer or acrylic paint sealant. i use duragloss, some people use zaino, some use klasse, etc.

pretty much it's a porter cable that went to the gym and maybe took some steroids.

small areas also suck with a cyclo, but...it works like a charm on things a porter cable cant get out. It's a step under a rotary, and if you want something a step between the cyclo and the pc...get an ultimate detailing machine

pop is when the metallic flakes seem to shimmer and pop with light.

glanz is almost a sealant, it's about in the middle of the waxes and sealants

1z is excellent if you have metallic flake.

did you use it in the sun?

about 17 bucks, works well and you can even drink the water out of the hose if you get thirsty =)

sounds like he's telling you lies. Teflon doesnt protect against heat, and it only bonds at 400+ degrees. its non stick, thats what teflon is but in wax it really doesnt provide much more non stick then normal waxes. the way to protect against heat is the use of polymer or acrylic sealants.