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The polish should still be good. There is a plastic bag trick where you can put a thin plastic bag on your hand and gently rub the paint with your fingertips. If it feels gritty then you need to clay the paint. I'm not sure what car wash soap you use, but some you can use at higher concentrations to strip any wax/sealants and you can use Dawn dish soap to do it as well. I would also read through this thread. http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/25047-faq-do-i-need-to-strip-wash-my-car-before-polishing/

Congratulations!

It did look like he poured a lot onto the glass, but afterwards it didn't appear that much was really used in the bottle. I have not used the glass sealant before, but I would imagine as long as you can see a thin layer being applied it will be just as effective. As far as paint sealant goes, you want to start with a clean clay barred surface prior to applying sealant. Once it cures and you top it with wax you will still be able to use detail spray without ruining the protection you put on the paint.

I need to get some new pictures, but my car recently had hail damage and required basically a full repaint besides the bumpers. I'm waiting for the paint to cure for a few months before I give it some love. Here is an older pic from when I lived in Michigan and attended a Subaru meet. and here is one of my dogs a few years back when he was a puppy after falling asleep trying to climb into the front seat. This was actually on a long trip to Florida before I bought my wife a new car that became the road trip car.

Hey there! I'm a fellow Subie owner with a 2006 WRX STI. Welcome!