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Or is there a more suited product?

As far as I understand, #9 is a non-abrasive polish, which means it fills in the micromarring and does not remove any clearcoat. Am I correct? If I were to use Klasse AIO on top, would it remove the #9? Should I skip straight to the HGSG after #9? Thanks for any help!

Last night, I sprayed silicone lubricant on all of my weatherstripping, door/trunk/hood seals, etc. I know a lot of people use rubber/vinyl protectants and dressings, such as 303. I don't care about sheen or appearance; which product will keep my seals pliable and make them last for decades?

I remember reading (a very long time ago) the description to a product that claimed you could WOWO to repair lightly marred CDs. I believe it was a sealant; anyone know the name of the product I'm thinking of? I bought a reputable CD repair device but it's pretty useless. This sealant is my...

We had a cold spell last week in New Jersey, and ALL of my detailing products froze in the garage. This includes: interior detailing spray quick detailer Klasse twins 303 P21S concours wax (paste) invisible glass Do any of these products have ingredients that separate out of...

There is 6-month old mud caked onto my paint near the wheel wells. I have washed with car soap, scrubbed with a clearcoat-safe brush, used isopropyl alcohol wipes, and STILL the mud will not come off. What is my next step? Will tar remover do the trick? How can I get rid of this mud without...

A few months ago, I claybarred and put five layers of KSG on my new car. I love the gloss and protection! But before the winter hits in a few more months, I want to re-seal the vehicle; is AIO capable of removing all five layers of KSG, in order for me to begin the detailing process over?

Currently, I have 5 layers of Klasse Sealant Glaze on my car, and I topped it off with Meguiar's Gold Class Wax. The KSG is rated to last about six months to a year, depending on conditions. The Meguiar's Wax is like any other wax, lasting only about a month or so. I've researched, and I'm...