4. All purpose cleaner for wheels, interior, etc.
5. Wax/sealant or Spray wax/sealant
6. Applicator for wax/sealant
7. Some general purpose microfiber cloths
8. Dressings for the wheels, exterior plastics, etc.

because there are many products in store, so maybe you have ur personal preference? 

p/s: my car's colour is solid white. is there any special products that i have to use to maintain / improve the quality? 

I mean I can read a lot of using wax and sealant. What sealant is recommended for white colour car ?

I am driving a 2009 black satria neo...

2. A heavy compound
3. A medium polish

any techniques to follow? i have a power polisher (brandname Skil)
still can use Megs Twin ?

thanks for the great advice, i will go shop for the items..

osren...should i buy online from the forum suggestion or go to places like ace hardware / jusco?

Is it a must to use sealant + wax ?

My personal suggestion, if you're looking for a decent quality products that's value for money, go for Duragloss.
All Purpose Cleaner - DG403 All Purpose Cleaner
Sealant - DG105 Total Performance Polish
Spray Sealant - Optimum Car Wax
Applicator - Osrens
Microfiber cloths - Osrens
Dressings for tires, exterior plastics, etc. - DG253 Duragloss Tire & Rubber dressing

The above are just my personal recommendation for those starters that are looking for decent products at decent price. My personal favorite....errr...that's a different story la.
Any sealant would do. Forget about those colour specific sealant....they're just BS.
Yeah...Megs UC & UP can be use with a polisher just fine. Which Skil polisher btw?

Is it a must to use sealant + wax ?

where to find duragloss? i went jusco just now found a bit of Megs and Turtle brand nia...didnt go ace hardware cos gf bising and busy hmmm

I am driving a 2009 black satria neo...

Damn...I have to add....that's a good car and a good colour and would look STUNNING if done properly. A head-turner and chick-magnet for sure...     ...hahahaha.....

i read about it online. its a system where you wash your car using two different buckets; one for your washing bucket (water+shampoo), another is for clean water. first, you dip your sponge/wash cloth into washing bucket, then apply them to your car. then after that, before you re-dip the sponge/cloth back to the washing bucket, you have to rinse it first with clean water from another bucket. this is to remove all dirts that collected by the sponge/cloth before you continue.

You can get the clay from Osren too, or soft99 would do. But for the compound/polish, I'd suggest getting the Megs Twin (Megs Ultimate Compound & Ultimate Polish) as Osrens compounds/polishes are more geared towards machine/rotary use.

Note: I have a feeling that there's something I've missed out on the above....just can't put my finger on it....    

i read about it online. its a system where you wash your car using two different buckets; one for your washing bucket (water+shampoo), another is for clean water. first, you dip your sponge/wash cloth into washing bucket, then apply them to your car. then after that, before you re-dip the sponge/cloth back to the washing bucket, you have to rinse it first with clean water from another bucket. this is to remove all dirts that collected by the sponge/cloth before you continue.
bro, can you suggets to us new-car-owners for the items you listed.

4. All purpose cleaner for wheels, interior, etc.
5. Wax/sealant or Spray wax/sealant
6. Applicator for wax/sealant
7. Some general purpose microfiber cloths
8. Dressings for the wheels, exterior plastics, etc.

because there are many products in store, so maybe you have ur personal preference? 

p/s: my car's colour is solid white. is there any special products that i have to use to maintain / improve the quality? 

actually... for a new car... should one get everything from osren... wanted to buy the bubble and wax from them...

one question... actually i was looking at meguairs product as well..

should i buy the wash mitt, water magnet, microfiber cloth, and ultimate wax from them or just buy everything from osren?

and what is the difference between a sealant and wax? is both needed or either one... i googled it a bit but the definition is a bit murky....
is a two bucket system better or the grit guard thing better? the two bucket won't be able to get the fine stuff off the wash mitt right....

can buy mix and match...no need eveything from osren or mcguairs one. i am using their bubble wash. the cloth from osren is ok.

and since when u are in car detailing...hmmm...i sense new car coming 

is a two bucket system better or the grit guard thing better? the two bucket won't be able to get the fine stuff off the wash mitt right....

actually... for a new car... should one get everything from osren... wanted to buy the bubble and wax from them...

one question... actually i was looking at meguairs product as well..

should i buy the wash mitt, water magnet, microfiber cloth, and ultimate wax from them or just buy everything from osren?

and what is the difference between a sealant and wax? is both needed or either one... i googled it a bit but the definition is a bit murky....
is a two bucket system better or the grit guard thing better? the two bucket won't be able to get the fine stuff off the wash mitt right....

why else lar... takkan i wan to bust my balls detailing a 10 year old car right?

i'm detailing a 14 year old car so...

osren = cheap and cheerful.

megs if you can get from the right person/bulk/gallon etc then it's actually cheap while offering good performance/results. FYI megs are your "everyday"/mainstream product overseas while only in Malaysia it's marketed as premium.

if anything (assuming you can afford/within budget), meguiar's stuff will work.

sealant is generally synthetic based, typically last longer.
some waxes have natural ingredients such as carnauba, and they tend to offer better shine/gloss/beading etc. usually they don't last as long compared to sealant more so on our malaysian weather with constant sun/rain.

both 2 bucket + grit guard = better.
if you're OCD, you can consider 3 buckets + stacked multi layer grit guards

Am using Turtlewax spray wax on my black myvi...Somehow I see there are visible oily look like petrol pouring onto water after application of the wax. Moreover portion of the paint has became matte lok instead of metalic look. Do I using the wrong wax or anything went wrong with my wax? Please suggest easy apply wax with glossy look for black car.
Sifus, any comment?