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? 

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 

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

Haha, 10-year-old car can be your test ground to practice first before applying the technique to your new car. 

thankfully i'm keeping my 14 year old so if i need any further experimentation, i'm free to do so

btw:
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having some knowledge in photography sure helps in cheating some good pictures out

I don't do everything in 1 day though.
It takes a few days

5 hours to clay, polish and wax is considered fast lo  .... 

I need
1.5 hours to wash
1.5 hours to clay
1.5 hours for paint cleaning
1.5 hours to polish/glaze
1.5 hours to wax

thanks! you'd be surprise if you see it now... over 30+ stone chips
detailing won't be able to help on that at all lol.