Really everything I guess. I'd like to do a little bit more experimenting with the PC to really see what it could do. Unfortunately since it's winter, I haven't been able to play with it too much other than some basic swirl and oxidation removal and then it was time to store the car so I just threw a quick coat of Meguiar's #26 on it and parked her.

As far as hand application goes, I've always used Meguiar's Gold Class for my paste wax every few months which I've found to be pretty durable and easy to use.

I guess I'm looking at swirl removers, polish, liquid wax, and possibly paste wax. I had gotten away from liquid waxes on my cars because they didn't seem to hold up as well as the Gold Class. That was a while ago. What I don't know is if having the PC opens up some options as far as liquid waxes goes.

 

For polishes you can't go wrong with the Optimum line. They are my go to polishes.The Optimum polishes don't dust and can be worked in longer than most polishes and they finish off really nice.

For a good paste wax Poorboys Natty's blue is a very popular wax that goes on easy and comes off easy with no residue. It can also be put on in the direct sunlight. If you are looking for a good liquid wax the ClearKote Carnuba is great. Leaves the paint really deep and wet looking and it also has no residue and can be applied in the sun. I like to put this on with a PC.

I really recommend the ClearKote Red Moose glaze also. This adds a lot of wetness and depth to the paint. It just makes the paint really pop!

If you are looking for a good sealant the Poorboys EX and EX-P are both great. The EX-P is a pure sealant and is really reflective and bright. The EX has carnuba and has a deeper look to it.

I have kits from Poorboys that have a lot of their popular stuff all together. You would probably be looking more toward the exterior kit. Their interior stuff works great too. Check out the website. Let me know if you have any product questions.