AvsBest

I am getting tired of polishing my whole vehicle in one session because it usually takes me 10 hours from start to finish including wash, clay bar, paint correction and paint protection. I get tired real quick of bending over to reach the lower areas and I tend to speed up the process and not spending a whole lot of time on one panel which means that when I am done it looks good but not perfect. What I would like to do is work one panel at a time every week or so and drive the vehicle in between sessions that way I can spend a full hour or so on one panel and get it perfect without getting grumpy about how long it takes. My vehicle is almost a daily driver so I will drive in between sessions. What would be the best to go to do that? The vehicle is currently "sealed" so I would have to strip it. My idea was to do everything on one panel at a time so wash/strip the panel, clay bar the panel, fix the panel and seal the panel. Drive it around for a week, and start over on a different panel. Suggestions? For the record, I am very familiar with the proper car care techniques in general and have been using adam's product for a few years