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I normally don't recommend products, but I will have to agree with the "Chadwick's triple play", as it is a great waterless product, and works better than other's that I have tried (and I have tried a lot). Give Chadwick's a shot you will not be disappointed, if you have used other products or have washed the car then you should buy the kit with the paint block and stuff so that you can properly clean the car before you use the final product, since the major contaminants should be removed. He does not want you to wash the car with water because of the damage the water can produce, but since most people have not used this product since they bought their car, he does have other products to prep the car. I think you will like this product, because I am a LAZY man when it comes to cleaning my vehicles also.
 

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It's really not that hard to find a good HAND CAR WASH. I drop mine off once per week at a place just a block from my favorite coffee shop. I go have breakfast and come back to a very clean car. Usually about 4 times per year I have them do a coat of wax. Full Polish at the start of spring. It costs a little, but I'm lazy too and they are actually much better than I am.
 

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Ok, so ive been googling quite a bit, and reading threads here. Short to midterm Im thinking of doing Xpel Ultimate. But in between that, id like to have some protection/wax/sealant...

For the PPF, all wax, grease, sealants need to be removed. Chadwicks is a polymer sealant, not sure on the Croftgate, Turtle Wax Ice lock is a sealant, and im guessing these arent that easy to remove? Its not just a dash of dish soap and a nice soaping?
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