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DATE 1 Aug 2015

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where did you buy and price ?

Sonax BSD - Brilliant Shine Detailer. By it's namesake, it is a 'detailer' - intended use is for light cleaning of paint surface whilst leaving some protection behind. But from my (few years of) usage, I find that the protection it left behind is very decent indeed and can rival some normal waxes/sealants. Great product the BSD. I would say it can be used as a stand-alone (without putting anything else on top or without any other wax/sealant at the bottom) protection. But using the BSD before waxing....well....personally I wouldn't recommend that. Best if you use it on top of a good quality wax/sealant instead of the other way around.

Now, for the rim coating...that's a different story. Bought one can and, like you, couldn't be bothered and won't be getting it again. I'd rather use the BSD (far easier and faster to apply) or some other spray sealants....

my personal preference is bsd as last.
wax also depending on what you use, but bsd is very versatile that you can do it before wax.

feel free to explore and find out what works for you.

just as a reminder, lsp = last step protection that includes wax and isn't really specifically towards the exact last step, eg: toppers such as bsd.

personal experience on sonax rim coating is that the durability isn't good, even after topping the rim coating with sonax bsd lol (still dies within 2-3 weeks, at most a month ish)
then again i use a LOT (3 set front 1 set rear within 1+ year/30k+ km? lol) of brakes so...
it does however make wheels easier to clean so it does serve some purpose.

have you purchased the rim coating and the wheel cleaner package? (i believe your screenshot is the wheel cleaner right?)
is this the neon yellow version that smells horrible and turn red/dark as it is taking effect?

water based polish = tap water.
oil based polish / wax / sealant = dawn

Small tip for using DPD for cleaning foam pads. Dilute it 1:1 (1 part DPD with 1 part distilled water) in a sprayer bottle. DPD is a little thick/concentrated and quite strong. It's quite effective even at that dilution.

Detailing wise...just for cleaning waxes/sealants from FOAM pads (doesn't work as good on microfiber pads). I don't use it for anything else as it's a very harsh and powerful chemical mix.

Non-detailing wise, it's also no 1 on my list for cleaning *very* stubborn grease and those caked-in grease and burnt-on food on BBQ grills, oven, cooktop, bottom of frying pan, etc., better than those foaming oven cleaner 

Will tell you if there's any in the future. Where's your location anyway?