Question about polish procedure

[twistedframe]

I have a quick question about the process and products used to get a good result when polishing and waxing. I am about to do a full detail on my car and wanted to make sure I am not wasting money on things I don't need. I have a 2006 Honda Civic that is like a dark grey color. Its not in terrible shape, but could definitely use a good detail.



My plan was to (after a good wash and clay of course) use the following products all applied by hand since I don't have a PC yet.

Poorboy Professional Polish

Poorboy Black Hole Show Glaze

Poorboy EX-P Sealant



Is this overkill for a car in pretty good condition and also is this the right order to apply these products in? I know its a bit of a newbie question but even with all the research I have tried to do I can't figure out in the Glaze is necessary and where it fits in. Also would topping this all off with Poorboys Natty Wax be worth it too? Thanks guys.

 

[Garry Dean]

I think its always a good idea to polish, but I would skip the glaze. If you want to enhance depth you could apply the Nattys after the sealant, but remember, you need to let the EX-P cure before applying the wax.

 

[twistedframe]

Thanks for the info Premium! Does that sealant need to sit on the sun to cure, or will it just cure overnight?

 

[Garry Dean]

It will just cure overnight