I use ZAINOs, but regardless for your first detailing do this:
1) Use dawn liquid detergent for wash. This strips any wax that might be on there now and doesn't damage any finish. Don't use dawn after you waxed car!
2) Clay bar. This is the most important step of all. I used a clay bar on mine just after a few days of getting the car and I was amazed how much stuff came off the car that I couldn't see, but could definitely feel the difference.
3) Here is where I use 3 coats of Zaino polish with their detailing spray in between coats. I use two differnt kinds of polish here. My first coat is a polish to hide the swirl marks for darker cars and the next two is for a deeper shine. I do use Meguairs on my wife's ES350 and my motorcycle and it is a good wax also. I really like the Zainos because it doesn't leave any white residue in cracks or on plastic/rubber.
4) Use lots of good towels or microfiber cloths to remove wax.
5) I think you will get a lot of appreciation if you do it yourelf. Good luck.
1) Use dawn liquid detergent for wash. This strips any wax that might be on there now and doesn't damage any finish. Don't use dawn after you waxed car!
2) Clay bar. This is the most important step of all. I used a clay bar on mine just after a few days of getting the car and I was amazed how much stuff came off the car that I couldn't see, but could definitely feel the difference.
3) Here is where I use 3 coats of Zaino polish with their detailing spray in between coats. I use two differnt kinds of polish here. My first coat is a polish to hide the swirl marks for darker cars and the next two is for a deeper shine. I do use Meguairs on my wife's ES350 and my motorcycle and it is a good wax also. I really like the Zainos because it doesn't leave any white residue in cracks or on plastic/rubber.
4) Use lots of good towels or microfiber cloths to remove wax.
5) I think you will get a lot of appreciation if you do it yourelf. Good luck.