would applying all of this be overworking the paint?

[xnevergiveinx]

i have an 05 scion tc in indigo ink pearl with some swirl marks

i have a 7336 with sonus pads



i plan on doing the following:

wash

clay

dry

apply klasse all in one with machine + bonnet

apply sonus sfx-2 + orange pad, then wipe with microfiber cloth

apply sonus sfx-2 + green pad, then wipe with microfiber cloth

apply meg's nxt tech wax paste + blue pad

use machine + bonnet to remove residue

apply meg's deep crystal carnuba wax + blue pad

use bonnet to remove residue

apply turtlewax ice polish by hand

use machine + bonnet to remove residue (it can be a pain to do this by hand)



anyways, is this overdoing it? i also have turtlewax swirl remover and meg's scratch X, but i think i can get away with using an orange pad and sonus sfx-2 to get rid of the swirls

 

[3Dog]

AIO would be after polish not before.

I would go with multiple coats of same wax product if needed ( should be applied thin and very easy to remove)

SFX-2

AIO

NXT

 

[velobard]

Ditto on AIO after polish. Looks good otherwise. Definitely an investment of some time, but I'll bet you'll be happy.

 

[xnevergiveinx]

ok cool, thanks for the replies. i was thinking aio would be the act like a paint cleaner after claying, but it makes more sense to apply it as a sealant after polishing. i'm guessing i wouldn't have to buff anything after putting on aio either because it generally does not need buffing