Agent 009

Found this at WalMart in the cosmetic bag department last weekend. The Adams sampler bottles fit perfectly on one side, the other side holds a couple of microfiber towels. Perfect for the glove box... in case of a detail emergency!

I don't think these threads are complete without a quote from the guy who was behind the technical development and testing of the current Paint Sealant.
 
 
 
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No disrespect to everyone else's posts, because you all gave me a little something to think about, but Chris, I think you put it all together really well.
 
Thanks to everyone for the great advice. Now, to tackle this monster...TO BE CONTINUED (with pictures)...

Correct! Factory paint gets baked on. Most Body Shops do not bake their paint but some do. 
 
We have over 15 body shops around where I live and only 1 has an oven to do this.

First off with new paint that's baked on you don't need to wait.
As far as BG first or PS first, it comes down to a personal preference......
I always apply BG under PS....it does not affect the longevity of your PS.
I even take it a step farther I apply BG over my polish residue and wipe them both off with one swipe, I get the benefit of the BG and the polish residue wipes off easier.
That being said if you feel strongly about applying your PS first by all means do it.

This is a thread that I often read when I need to set my mind straight and get some other reminders. 
 
Awesome advice thruout from everyone, 
 
Direct answer is Post #7 and again in #10 (from BRZN) and then again in  Post #13 (from Chris@Adams) and right after in #14 as well (from Ricky Bobby) I would recommend you read the whole thread. 

This topic does come up almost monthly and almost always ends up in arguments between forum members. So as a preemptive warning, let's keep this one civil or the thread will be locked.