Try a California Duster. No water required. 60-seconds to a perfect car.

I'll second that I've got one in my trunk

My .02:

It doesn't matter if you use LG or Mothers or Turtle Wax, because in the end, 95% of the consumers out there do it all wrong. This is why prep is so important. Shoot, I still come across people that didn't know there is a difference between wax and polish!

BEFORE I apply ANY type of wax, I go over my car with a claybar (after a good washing of course), because polishing while there is debris in the paint will just scratch the finish, and waxing over debris just seals the debris. People I run across say they detail their cars in a few hours and I am like "P'shaw!...it takes me a whole weekend!"

BUT, to keep on topic, LG is pretty darn good shtuff. I use that and Zymol.

oh well, I must have thrown out my report with the recycled papers.
sorry can't post results.

I agree with all of that, except the fact that you say you cant detail your car in a few hours. You can easily wash, clay bar, and polish/wax a bonneville in a few hours.

LG sounds good, but what if ur clearcoat is as bad and as damaged as mine is?!?

I think the only thing that can help a worn off clearcoat and that will last, is to have a professional compound it down to the paint, and shoot a new clearcoat on it.

That you can. But I consider a detail all inclusive, like interior, engine, visiable undercarriage, etc. Getting all of that purtied up takes a bit more than a few hours, plus here in the Florida sun a few hours feels alot longer than that...which is why I string it out over the course of a few days. I don't do any of this on the Bonneville because, well, its inop at the moment, but the Maxx I do this about once a month if weather and time permits.

LG is probably the only product out there that has a fighting chance. Use a polishing compound first, then LG.

Greyhare has this problem on his Jetta. Nothing he ever tried would make his left rear quarterpanel shine like the rest of the car. But with LG, he goes about 6 months 'matching', then has to re-apply.