Originally Posted by JHZR2

Single stage can be waxed with the same products as clearcoat paints.

The difference is that single stage can be worked easier if there's something wrong, or it is oxidized.

The point of this stuff is that it helps to rejuvinate the paint and the upper surface that is exposed.

Ive used pure carnauba wax on my single stage 240D, and it lasts for years with nice beading, because its parked indoors. If stored outdoors, a natural wax wont last as long.

If stored outdoors, a sealant may be a better option. Some say that they dont shine as well, and that may be true on a mirror shine black, red, or a clearcoated paint. But on an MB with a relatively matte single stage, Im sure it doesnt make a bit of difference... Keeping oxidation of the outer surface under control is the key thing to do...

The articles I spoke of are probably more important for single stage. Put it on thick, and let it sit on there a while. That's the more important step for "locking in" oils, because of the time that allows it to migrate in and interact with the pigments and resins for a long time...