Tusk

I'm going to take some Waterless Wash, Detail Spray, Glass Cleaner, VRT, microfiber towels and applicators. What else?
 
I'll be putting a coat of Americana on in Friday night and then getting up Saturday morning and driving about 30 miles to the show. I planned on just using Waterless Wash to clean it up a bit and remove some of the bugs that I don't dodge. 
 
I read that Brilliant Glaze can remove some of the Americana if it is put on top. Is that true?

Thanks guys.
 
I know he took great care of it, so it might not need a 2 bucket wash. I'll just have to see what I'm working with once I get it to my house.
 
Here's a couple of pictures:
 
 
 
Here's my father-in-law sitting in it:
 

Thanks guys.
 
I know he took great care of it, so it might not need a 2 bucket wash. I'll just have to see what I'm working with once I get it to my house.
 
Here's a couple of pictures:
 
 
 
Here's my father-in-law sitting in it:
 

Hey all,
 
I'm looking for some advice as I'm far from a professional when it comes to detailing.
 
I just sold my 2009 CTS-V in hopes of getting a new C7 but some unfortunate events have struck my family. My father-in-law was just diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer this week and he now wants me to take care of his '67 Shelby GT350. I'll probably end up buying the car from him soon and continue to restore it. I'm in my 20's so I don't know much about restoring or detailing classic cars.
 
My CTS-V was very clean and I took very good care of it, so I'm definitely going to do the same with the Mustang. I love the new 2-step polishing system that Adam's came out with. I'm just looking for advice on which products to use to keep the Mustang in great shape. Thanks guys and gals!
 
Here's the V. I miss this thing!
 

 
Here's the Mustang.