Eric

I'd be very interested in this Adam's Polishes Bible

Thanks for all the responses and input. I understand it much better now! 

I'd be very interested in this Adam's Polishes Bible

I think you're ready to tackle your entire block! Great start. Be sure to post some before and afters. Feel free to ask more questions along the way, too. Enjoy!

Welcome and beautiful car

I think I'm ready to tackle the Mustang!

There is no benefit to wax under the sealant. You want the sealant to bond to the surface, so that should be your base layer. Wax is a last step product (LSP). That's your top layer and the first one to wear off. The sealant should last six months approximately (plus or minus based on many factors). I'd top with wax every month or two depending on what you're using for wax.
 
If you're sealed and waxed, you can do occasional Guard & Gloss. There's not a big need to do it too often.

I have the same problem the solution is simple! To sign in just go to the bottom of the page and tap the profile button there!

Dan - I'm on Android and using Chrome. Here's a screenshot.
 
I did that in the past but found it kind of inconvenient. Tmccoy's work around is less so

Not exactly a forum issue but on the main mobile shopping site I cannot sign in because the black banner at the top of the screen hides the "profile" button. Is there a way to fix this? Also, is it possible to have a Remember Me so we don't always have to log in? Thanks!

Not exactly a forum issue but on the main mobile shopping site I cannot sign in because the black banner at the top of the screen hides the "profile" button. Is there a way to fix this? Also, is it possible to have a Remember Me so we don't always have to log in? Thanks!

Eric -
Not sure if this helps you, but I ran into a similar situation and was able to access the 'my profile' area by putting the device in landscape mode and having the device adjust the screen. 
 
Anyway.. just a suggestion.

PS is perfect for a car left outside all the time (it probably won't offer the added shine or depth of a wax, though, on a darker car like yours). Also consider picking up some HGG to boost your sealant every few washes. Awesome product. 
 
 
It can be maintained, yes. What product(s) you use depends on the results you want, and others chimed in with some options. But the biggest difference in what you're doing so far will probably be the towels you use. There's certainly something to be said about using high quality MF towels, and Adam's offers lots of options to use with DS, Waterless and Rinseless, among the other products. I highly recommend you pick some up in your next order, if you haven't already, and you'll see and feel the difference. Some of my favorites are the SST, DST, and WWT.
 
Also note that Rinseless diluted 16:1 is the same as Waterless, so it provides a more economical approach.
 
Here are some articles you should read/videos to watch, if you haven't already. They may help answer some more questions:
http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/30518-dusty-car-from-driving-how-to-wipe-her-down
http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/31693-waterless-wash-vs-rinseless-wash
http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27631-faq-should-i-use-wax-or-sealant-on-my-car/ http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/28664-ask-the-shine-doc-ep-6-sealants-vs-waxes/

Thanks for the replies guys. Yeah we had a light sprinkle Sunday night other than that sunny but gusty so it has dust and pollen and evidence of some rain mixed with dust. I really wish I could garage her. As far as the detail on Sat as cringworthy as it sounds I only did a one bucket wash with a different brand soap. Dried with a bath towel (I know! ????) Then waxed with a wax similar to buttery as far as consistency. That's about it for the paint. A poor wash after watching the way it's supposed to be done.
 
Needless to say my 2 bucket wash kit is already on its way. I may just do a full was the proper way and seal the paint.

Ok so I completely deleted my cart and started from the beginning going for some kits. This is what I have so far, I don't have the red mitts any more because they're not in the kits. I'll have to build my "collection" from here. 
 

Hi Eric, welcome to the forum! Beautiful car and perfect color, but I'm a bit biased!
 
That cart looks like a great selection of products so far and has almost everything you need. If you're going with the Foam Gun, I would recommend picking up at least a 32oz or Gallon of Car Shampoo since you'll go through it fast with a foam gun setup (2-3 oz in the Foam Gun canister and another ounce in your wash bucket). 
 
I would maybe add a Visco Clay Bar if you don't have a clay bar - we have a combo kit that packages the Detail Spray and Visco Clay Bar together to save a few extra dollars. The other item I would suggest would be either a Red Hex Grip Applicator or the Microfiber Applicator 2-Pack for applying the Paint Sealant if you don't have any applicators, or you could pick up the Paint Sealant Kit that comes with the applicators and a Double Soft Towel
 
Lastly, I like to have two wash pads - one for the top half of the vehicle and one for the lower portions, so I would maybe add a second Red Wash Mitt or a 10" Car Wash Pad, and our Short Wheel Brush for those awesome looking wheels!

Welcome Eric,
I think since you are using PS I would trade the W&W for H20 Guard & Gloss - It will help extend the life of you Sealant.
And I would add WW and WW MF towels for in between 2 bucket washes.
Looks like you are off to a good start!

Welcome to the forum. Awesome car, awesome color. I'm holding out for a 2018 GT after I finish school.
 
Personally, I'd ceramic coat it and then maintain it with Ceramic Boost. Saves you some product to buy and will offer lasting protection and great shine.

I think that would be a smart move going with the gallon kit.

Welcome Eric, sweet looking 5.0!!!!!

Welcome to the addiction, Eric! Beautiful ride. 
 
By asking for suggestions, you'll likely have every product Adam's sells recommended! Still, I'll offer my 2 shiny pennies...TRC and HGG (and borderless grey towels for application). Can't go wrong with either one. Make sure you check out the kits, too, since you can find some pretty significant savings while also using the current 17% or on-going 10% forum discount.
 
OK, a little more than 2 cents worth, but Mystery Boxes are an awesome way to start out. I also don't see any polishes on your list - are you not wanting to do that? 

Welcome Eric!  That's a beautiful Mustang! 

Welcome! As others have said, that's an incredible looking Mustang 

The ceramic coating is pretty durable and holds up a little better for me against wash-induced swirl marks on my Chevy SS (I've purposely been washing it with less-than-perfect technique to see how durable the coating is for testing purposes), but unfortunately even with it being coated, I've picked up 3 or 4 rock chips on the vehicle this winter. My township likes to use tiny pieces of gravel for traction on the hill in my neighborhood rather than salt or ash, and the sticky factory tires like to throw those little rocks all over the place

HI Eric ! Welcome to the forum.
You say you want to do more! You've come to the right place. I almost have to flip a coin to see what goes in my shopping cart next
Have fun with it!