Jeffs Acrylic Jett is a great sealant with excellent slickness, a great look, and is easy to use once you get it right. I use Scottwax's method for applying, basically put it on thin, then go back with the applicator and take down any high spots. At this point you should have virtually no product left on the surface. Take an MF and buff off any remaining residues.
Carnauba Jett is an interesting product. I have limited experience, but I'll chime in anyways. Spray maybe 1/2 a trigger pull for a normal sized panel(fender, etc.), then buff with one side of an MF till it goes nearly clear, then flip the MF for the final buff. I use a low nap MF for this, as the plusher ones tend to just drag across the paint when using CJ. It has a bit of a learning curve, so don't get frustrated at first. Leaves a very dark finish with decent durability.
Klasse All-In-One is a versatile paint cleaner which leaves an acrylic layer of protection behind, although the durability is pretty bad. Basically a wipe on wipe off product, leaves a great base for pretty much anything. A bit sterile in looks, but once topped that will change.
Menzerna Final Polish II is one of my favorite finishing polishes. Removes fine marring and haze, while leaving an awesome finish. Work it in till nearly clear on a polishing pad, then buff any remaining residues. Burnishes the paint to a mirror like gloss, while removing light marring and haze. Best finishing polish I have used.
