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I've been using Klasse AIO+SG for the past seven years, and am now looking for a one-step replacement (still hand-applied) that does what Klasse AIO does but with better durability. Does such a product exist, or is Klasse AIO by itself still in a class of its own?

I haven't followed OTC waxes/sealants in a while (besides seeing the snazzy packaging/advertising from products like Turtle Wax Ice and Meguiar's NXT). Is there one right now that's considered the most durable? Or one that has the best balance of durability, shine, and price?

Can you guys recommend a product from an auto parts store (e.g. Kragen, Pep Boys, Autozone) that does a decent job of removing paint transfer from scraping a poll? I tried what i had at hand (Blue Coral scratch remover and Klasse AIO) and was only able to take off a little of the white paint...

I'd say Eagle One Wax-As-U-Dry actually makes drying the car easier. So if you were to use it at every wash, couldn't you maintain an underlying sealant layer forever with no extra effort? Just curious if anyone is doing this...

Has anyone used this product?

For auto interior leathers in which the manufacturer recommends a diluted Woolite solution for cleaning, is there any point in following up with a leather conditioner (like Lexol)? Or does the type of leather for which Woolite is suitable not benefit at all from your typical leather conditioner?

The softer "Regency" leather that is standard in the Lexus LS430 and the '02-'05 ES300/ES330... What type of cleaner should be used on this type of leather? I have on hand Lexol leather cleaner and conditioner, and Woolite.

I went to Pep Boys looking for a tire cleaner, and the only two I saw were the No Touch Tire Care (which claims to clean, shine, and protect in one step) and the Eagle1 A2Z All Wheel and Tire Cleaner. I have been hesitant to use wheel cleaners since I can get them clean just with soap and water...

EagleOne claims to have new formulas for Wax-As-U-Dry and All Wheel and Tire Cleaner. Comes in different colored bottles. Just curious if anyone (especially those who have used the "old" forumulas) have tried them.

I just tried Eagle One Wax-as-u-Dry, and it sure makes drying the car easier. 2 microfiber towels easily does the trick for the whole car. Just curious if any Klasse fans use WAUD, and whether it's OK to use WAUD between SG layers.

I had just finished layering 1xAIO and 3xSG Klasse on my car (color: Millenium Silver Metallic), when I decided to scrape my front bumper against a high curb when backing up. :wall :( What products and steps would you recommend to improve the appearance of this rather nasty scrape? I don't...

Any recommendations for tire dressing that can be purchased at auto parts stores such as Kragen and Pep Boys? Preferably one in gel/liquid form with a high gloss finish, lasts for a decent amount of time, and doesn't have those certain chemicals that harm the tire. And secondly, what is...

The roof of my car and a part of the trunk has this dull feeling to it. After claying, it still felt dull on those areas. I figured it might be oxidation then. I used 3M IHG and then Klasse AIOx2, both of which are supposed to remove oxidation, but the surface still feels dull in those areas...

With the Clay Magic kit I got from Autozone, I went ahead and clayed 2 cars today. 1st car: Paint felt rough, and after claying it felt like glass. Very nice! However, claying didn't remove the water spots like I had hoped. After claying, I tried (in this order) Meguiar's Cleaner Wax, 3M...

I recently applied Klasse AIO and SG to a relative's car that has been kept in relatively good condition. He had waxed it at least once every half year with NuFinish, Meguiar's, etc. and it's been garaged 80% of its life. The finish looks great, but I noticed that the paint felt rough on the...

A while back, I read about certain tire dressings that would actually damage the tire (forgot the details). Do tire dressings with these damaging ingredients still exist? The rest of my family takes their car to the local hand car wash place, where they always apply tire dressing. While...

Is there any difference between The Absorber and the other sponge cloths out there (like the Baja Sol-branded version at Target, or Turtle Wax's Miracle Towel)? They all look pretty similar. I'm guessing the Target one is just a repackaged Absorber.

I need to recommend a good "one step" solution to my cousin, and am looking for a longer-lasting alternative to the standard cleaner/wax. Is NuFinish the most abrasive polymer protectant available?

I used to want a wax that lasted as long as possible, but usually ended up with one that didn't last that long. Now I know which products give me 6 months protection and use them, but reapply every few weeks anyways. I used to want one product that did the job well in one application...

I have a California Water Blade, and it doesn't matter if I use it on glass or paint, it makes a nasty screeching noise. The only time it doesn't is if I apply more pressure than I'd want to. Needless to say, I don't use it at all. Just wondering if this is normal with the water blades.