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Sounds good to me. I was only trying to help, but it would appear that you have the corner on the market of sounding like you are better than everybody else.

Amen to that. Some products have spent millions of dollars in advertising to make you think they are the best. Zymol has done that. I've got a jar of Zymol Vintage. Look up how much that costs. You'll be surprised. For as much as it costs I expected more. I like my $15 S100 that doesn't...

Here is another handy article on headlight restoration. :)

There are two benefits to a liquid wax. One is that they generally contain more solvents than a paste wax due to the amount needed to thin out the carnauba. Carnauba in it's raw form is hard as a rock. Paste waxes hardly have any solvent in them while liquids have more. Those solvents can...

Meguiar's has a product called ScratchX that might help. It is easy to use by hand and I have used it on wetsanding haze with great success in the past. You should shoot the detail shop that used sand paper to remove paint rubbing. Haven't they ever heard of mineral spirits or laquer...

That is typical Zaino user speak. Despite what they have told you, Zaino is not the very best product in the entire world. For some reason it is really big among domestics, but that is about it. There are a lot of other leather conditioners out there that do just as good a job as Zaino does...

Zaino is a very durable sealant. That is why 3 months later your car still looks great. Zaino and Klasse are probably the two best sealants as far as durability goes. Don't buy into that whole "This product is the best" garbage. There is no such thing as best. There is only what you like...

The problem with any wax is that it will break down with just water and some heat. The longest you can expect any wax to last is about 6 weeks. Synthetic "waxes", or sealants as they are better called, will give you 8 to 12 weeks of durability. Nanowax and NXT are good examples of synthetic...