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LOL
 
At least we were a country when I was born Rich  
 
And just for the record it was JFK

The good news is after that first correction it is much easier to maintain, if you use good wash technique 

First off I am not a professional, and second, this is just my opinion. But I think there is room for simplification. If you follow all of those steps you will need a serious amount of time. If it were me i would scale back a little until after you get a machine. So starting with your plan:
 
Wash wheels with Deep Wheel Cleaner & tires and fender wells with All Purpose Cleaner. 2 bucket strip wash with Car Wash Shampoo and ~3oz All Purpose Cleaner. Rinse afterwards. Clay Bar with Detail Spray or 32:1 Rinseless lube. Revive Hand Polish with Blue Hex Grip Applicator and plush microfiber. Liquid Paint Sealant on painted surfaces with Microfiber Applicator Pad and plush microfiber. Super VRT on tires using Hex Grip Pro Tire Applicator and trim using Block Applicator while allowing Liquid Paint Sealant to cure. Invisible Undercarriage Spray inside fender wells; wipe with old towel. Brilliant Glaze with Red Hex Grip Applicator and plush microfiber. H2O Guard & Gloss with damp plush microfiber and dry plush microfiber. (Entire truck including wheels) Glass Cleaner and Glass Sealant on exterior glass and Glass Cleaner on interior glass using Microfiber Glass Cleaning Towels. Then every other week wash and throw on a coat of Buttery Wax or H2O. That should keep you well protected and keep your arm out of a sling for several months lol
 
Then in the fall get a PC and do a full correction and start adding protection again.

All of the above, we already drank to kool aid so just throw them up and we'll watch lol

If I had a dollar every time I thought about this in my life...

When I had vettes I would normally wash 3 or 4 times a year, during driving season here in the northeast, and I would wipe it down with detail spray several times a week. And yes I would use a cali duster at times if it was just sitting and gathering garage dust, not road dust. Then every spring it would get a polish in the spring. I drove this one for 8 years and the paint looked better than new when i traded it in.
 

 
 
 

Welcome back Rob, good to have you back.

LOL
 
At least we were a country when I was born Rich  
 
And just for the record it was JFK

Add this to your list of products used lol
 
 

Add this to your list of products used lol
 
 

Of course I do, we are the only ones on the forum born before Nixon went into office lol
 
:patriot:

And I thought you liked me!  

Anyone need any of these, most are getting old but they are not nearly as old as Rich so they are still somewhat good to go  
 
 
 
All are spoken for, they went fast !!!
 

I have one rule, never more than two orders in transit to me at the same time. Good thing one gets here tomorrow so i can order one of these lol

Anyone need any of these, most are getting old but they are not nearly as old as Rich so they are still somewhat good to go  
 
 
 
All are spoken for, they went fast !!!
 

There was a time when it really bothered me but now it only bothers me if it is a nicer car than mine lol

There was a time when it really bothered me but now it only bothers me if it is a nicer car than mine lol

Just put this in the Egg, it is 14 pounds of Snake River Farms Wagyu Gold brisket 
 

So are credit cards limits lol

I have one rule, never more than two orders in transit to me at the same time. Good thing one gets here tomorrow so i can order one of these lol

I love a happy ending

Thanks Rich, you talking about this or the new Tundra lol
 

 
 

 
 

That's ok, not much has changed in 2 years, wheels are still round

Well done !!!!

Just put this in the Egg, it is 14 pounds of Snake River Farms Wagyu Gold brisket